The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Cracking combo.The 86 and the bantam. Found this book and read it again. Yes, its still hilarious. View attachment 1896766
Make some bacon wrapped, stuffed peppers. Taking all the seeds out of them renders them almost harmless. Just enough flavor to go .... hmmmm...My wife is kinda sensitive to heat. Last year, I included a row of jalapenos, and didn’t know what to do with all of them. Just one in a dish for supper, and she’d be whining.
Thanks a lot, Jack!!!Cool combination of quality cutters JJ![]()
A super healthy start to your day with some tasty bread and a very tasty Rosewood Lambsfoot!Hope everyone has a good dayI'm stuck in the house again, with my Rosewood Big 'Un for company
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Many thanks, Jeff!!!Just a great, straight ahead pair of pocket knives, JJ!
Thank you my friend, I like good bread, and have toast for my breakfast getting on for 350 days a yearThanks a lot, Jack!!!
A super healthy start to your day with some tasty bread and a very tasty Rosewood Lambsfoot!![]()
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I shaved on a whim, earlier this year. Vickie said I looked younger without the gray beard.
Maybe I’ll surprise her, and do it again next year.
By the way, AWESOME tote you’re lugging around. The Schrade 858 is one I never lucked into, but always thought I’d like.
My wife is kinda sensitive to heat. Last year, I included a row of jalapenos, and didn’t know what to do with all of them. Just one in a dish for supper, and she’d be whining.
She will tolerate poblanos, to some extent. That’s about the mildest of the hot peppers, so that was going to be the only hot one I grew this year. Then, my friend at the farm insisted I take a flat of pepper plants he’d started too many of, so now I have a row of cayenne (which I string up with needle and thread and hang in the kitchen for when I’m cooking for myself), and a couple of “mystery” fireballs, which should be interesting.
Be sure to save the seeds of ones you like!
Just a great, straight ahead pair of pocket knives, JJ!
Wow, that’s fantastic.
But we need to talk about that creepy eye on your manpurse.
Just like my “7”, but without the saw.
Is that rare, or hard to find? Looks like a keeper!
Looks like it was made yesterday, Greg, but since PAL took over Remington’s knife production so Rem could concentrate on ammunition during WWII, I think the PAL would prefer to be paired up with a steel 1911 rather than that plastic thing from Austria!![]()
Like the clean lines. What's the pull weight (old arthrtic hands) ?Enjoying this Boker Plus Atlas, clear influence from the Mercator/Douk Douk. Only about 0.25" thick, 12C27 blade with reasonable geometry, hard to beat for the price.![]()
I'm not very good at it either. Playing with the exposure setting helps, if you have that option (I use an iPhone)I don't know how you all take such good pictures indoors. Everytime I try there's either a shadow or a bad glare. I'm awful at it, but anyways here's today's carry.
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Easy, and pinchableLike the clean lines. What's the pull weight (old arthrtic hands) ?
Cub Scout knives to me seem to be the perfect size for summertime.