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Looks really nice to my eye. I would think twice (or more) about lowering the sheets foot. I think it looks vey handsome the way it was made.
I see you have thought about it many times, but, haven't.
Hunting and fishing will make up for the cold. Already getting adjusted to the weather I thinkThanks. I have a few of them, mostly BP balls from when I was a student at Arkansas and went to as many games as I could.
When we moved from Arizona to Minnesota (almost five years ago, which is hard to believe), I decided to do my best to embrace winter. I may not be as good at it as the natives — I don’t cross country ski, snow mobile or ice fish… yet — but just having that mindset has helped me a lot. (That, and a good winter coat… and gloves… and boots… and…)
Solid advice. I broke the spring on my grandpa’s old Camillus Demo knife taking a picture like that.
I had the girls’ knives in my pocket yesterday because we took them to see Santa, and I didn’t bother to grab anything different today.
The girls has a great time visiting Santa. The last two years we did virtual visits with the same Santa, and this was their first time seeing him in person (and Scout’s first in-person Santa visit ever).
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Thanks Tyler. Glenn put on a GAW a few years back and this Buck was the prize. I was unbelievably fortunate to have won it! I do have several other showpieces created by Glenn.
Ebony? Or micarta?
Love them Russells Mr P
I love these swaybacks
Nice pictures gentlemen
Desrt Ironwood and the Osage Orange pair rather well! Sure is a handsome pair of knives.
Amir Fleschwund
's post and had a phoot of our friend Half/Stop Ron .
Did you do the blade delete on the 44 or did GEC make some single blades?
Is that the stock blade profile?
Thank you for those pictures Barrett . You win the Best Post Of The Day .Thanks. I have a few of them, mostly BP balls from when I was a student at Arkansas and went to as many games as I could.
When we moved from Arizona to Minnesota (almost five years ago, which is hard to believe), I decided to do my best to embrace winter. I may not be as good at it as the natives — I don’t cross country ski, snow mobile or ice fish… yet — but just having that mindset has helped me a lot. (That, and a good winter coat… and gloves… and boots… and…)
Solid advice. I broke the spring on my grandpa’s old Camillus Demo knife taking a picture like that.
I had the girls’ knives in my pocket yesterday because we took them to see Santa, and I didn’t bother to grab anything different today.
The girls has a great time visiting Santa. The last two years we did virtual visits with the same Santa, and this was their first time seeing him in person (and Scout’s first in-person Santa visit ever).
That's quite a stone, very cool!That's good to hear JJ, thank you for your fine words my friendThe tunnel is an old Sheffield grindstone
Thank you very kindly, Jack!!!Happy Double Lambsfoot Day!
Your tough Steel Leatherneck make quite a striking companion to your Hartshead Barlow beauty!Starting my week off with my Hartshead Barlow, and a Camillus Demo Knife (thanks r8shell )
Hunting and fishing will make up for the cold. Already getting adjusted to the weather I think
I would like to try ice-fishing some time, but I’d have no idea what I was doing. It’s delicious!
I love to fish, but I’ve only ever done it when the water was liquid.
They look green to me.
Thank you Steve.
Thanks, Todd. She made it for me for Christmas last year.Sweet little Frontier Bart, but that hat is precious.
I love every time you carry a Krein, Gary.Another cold, gray day here. These will brighten things up for me.
The lighter streaks in that ebony give it some nice character
Thats a great one, Todd.
