arizonaranchman
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This one never changes... Always in the RFP :thumbup:
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Nice backpocket! I have one in molasses bone from a trade on the way. Good to see someone using one!
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Thanks, Shane! You are going to love it and I look forward to pictures when you receive it:thumbup:
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Primble
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Pretty neat picture Shane. It appears that your belt proves that you are using your knives ! :thumbup:
How much snow did you get ? We got over a foot and still coming down. 
Vaporstang
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Arrived today - Thanks for turning me on to these Derek...LT Wright Patriot! (with a Coyote due tomorrow!)
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Arrived today - Thanks for turning me on to these Derek...LT Wright Patriot! (with a Coyote due tomorrow!)
Wow, I love the woodgrain in your handles.
I hope you enjoy your Patriot as much as I do mine.
~ P.
dispatch184
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This one never changes... Always in the RFP :thumbup:
Hard to beat that one. It's looking fantastic!
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Just arrived from Brad (Coolio) and I love it. I have long admired these but being a single blade type of guy I have held off from pulling the trigger. With CSC closing I was on the brink of grabbing one anyway from a dealer when I happened to check the exchange and saw this! The mod from Mark is perfect. This knife was obviously loved and cared for and I am honored to have it
Drew Glad to see you acquired that knife. I told Brad I was going to buy one and make it a single because it is a sweet knife. :thumbup:
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Congrats on the new chestnut bone peanut, zolthar; prettiest peanut on the planet!!
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Thanks GT!
r8shell
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It's a good weekend for a scout:
For my smaller selection, this old Case. I've used brand new X-acto knives that didn't come as thin and sharp as these blades. About 80 years old, solid snap, no wobble. We should all be so lucky.
For my smaller selection, this old Case. I've used brand new X-acto knives that didn't come as thin and sharp as these blades. About 80 years old, solid snap, no wobble. We should all be so lucky.
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It's a good weekend for a scout:
For my smaller selection, this old Case. I've used brand new X-acto knives that didn't come as thin and sharp as these blades. About 80 years old, solid snap, no wobble. We should all be so lucky.
Love both knives your carrying today! That Scout is awesome and I aspire to your Case's youngevity
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We got a bit of snow here with the storm, but mostly ice.
Chose a blue camel bone williamete whittler to go with the whole frozen theme, haha
Great composition, love it
Cory Hess
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Great composition, love it
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This is a great shot. :thumbup:
Jeff, I've loved watching you piece together your GEC collection. It's fun to share in the excitement that you exude when you find your treasures. Thanks for sharing that with us.
Cory Hess
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My new Winchester 2935 for today. The pinned shield was not inletted evenly, so I had to clean up the old glue, which had turned green with age, and then re-peen the pin, and buff the shield smooth and flat on the polishing lathe. She looks sharp, now.
I'm dipping back a couple pages for this, but I saw it at the time and hadn't yet come back to comment. Julius, if that knife had any flaws when you received it then you must have done fantastic work. It's simply stunning in this photo. That entire run of Winchesters is very attractive to me, and this one looks especially appealing. If you have before/after pics I'd definitely like to see them. If not, I just wanted to say great job, and that you have a very nice looking knife there.