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Great knife and a nice marlin by the sounds. Are you a hunter?Pocketing my Late fathers EDC that he carried for many years. Little 525x Buck. I think he would have been happy to make todays trip with me, going to purchase a used Marlin 1894c carbine that I have had my eye on.
Thanks! I hope so on the Marlin, it was made in the last year or so before the group that owned Remington at the time purchased Marlin. Discussion as to quality but I think this one should be good.
Reminds me of My Friend Flicka.
Nice little Buck. It's pretty cool you have your father's personal carry & even better you have it in pocket. I'm sure you have great memories of him with it.
They are great little guns, really light & handy. Loading them with .38's is almost too much fun for an afternoon of plinking. Especially for new or younger shooters. I couldn't keep my my reloading stocked up enough when we took my friends sons & daughter out to the range.
I have that same model Citizen's watch. I used to check it with the USNO clock the first of every month, and it was usually only off by about 20 seconds per month.Pocketing my Late fathers EDC that he carried for many years. Little 525x Buck. I think he would have been happy to make todays trip with me, going to purchase a used Marlin 1894c carbine that I have had my eye on.
Seems to be a good value watch for sure. I am pleased with the time accuracy also! Wish they would have used a sapphire crystal instead of a mineral but otherwise Its all good. I gravitate toward automatics but in all reality this watch is probably a better choice for everyday use.
It’s great to keep Dad’s memory alive.Pocketing my Late fathers EDC that he carried for many years. Little 525x Buck. I think he would have been happy to make todays trip with me, going to purchase a used Marlin 1894c carbine that I have had my eye on.
Poor thing, she looks like a sweetheart.Lacey has been through a lot in the last two and half years:
And yet she remains cheerful and seems to be having fun. She does need me to stop typing on this dumb phone, though - it's foodie time, Dad!
- Knee surgery to fix her left knee
- Hematoma in her right ear
- Hematoma in her left ear (both ears used to be pointy but now they flop over)
- Jaw surgery removing the tip of her jaw and the front row of teeth to eliminate a cancerous growth
- Knee surgery to fix her right knee
- And now it looks like the right knee surgery didn't quite work, so we're looking at a second operation (and a slight possibility that there will be a follow-up surgery to that follow-up surgery)
Here's to Lacey!!!Lacey has been through a lot in the last two and half years:
And yet she remains cheerful and seems to be having fun. She does need me to stop typing on this dumb phone, though - it's foodie time, Dad!
- Knee surgery to fix her left knee
- Hematoma in her right ear
- Hematoma in her left ear (both ears used to be pointy but now they flop over)
- Jaw surgery removing the tip of her jaw and the front row of teeth to eliminate a cancerous growth
- Knee surgery to fix her right knee
- And now it looks like the right knee surgery didn't quite work, so we're looking at a second operation (and a slight possibility that there will be a follow-up surgery to that follow-up surgery)
