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.
This one is really special. The random jigging pattern and the deep red of the dyed bone are very classyOn a rare Sunday at work I was Totin this GEM.
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Excellent knife :thumbup: I had a Milbro like that too Donn. If you can't find any rubber, there's a guy sells wooden ones on my local market. They come with the rubber. I could send you one if you like? :thumbup:
I love having a very secure knife. I also love the shield on the Gun Scout. Does anyone know if this shield has a specific name?
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Gev, Marko knocked it out of the park with that recover.![]()
I love having a very secure knife. I also love the shield on the Gun Scout. Does anyone know if this shield has a specific name?
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Gev, Marko knocked it out of the park with that recover.![]()
Thank you kindly, Bob! I think he removed a blade (pen ) and put the honey back together. Its an E.C. Simmons rework knife and a super gem that I carry a lot. Great snap
Hey Marko....hope your staying warm...I saw you pop your head up...lol
Hey there Gevo! It is freezing cold up here in Michigan!My cat won't even go outside anymore.
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Always great to see the Keen Kutter and know you carry it.![]()
Thanks, Jack. I love that Rodgers, though it needs more stamping on the blade. They missed a spot.![]()
Thank you very much Jack, very kind of you sir, but I've already ordered a band for it. Apparently two of my nephews are visiting over Christmas and I thought I'd introduce them to the joys of the caty.
Thanks Jack. I'm loving that pairing for today. :thumbup:
Thanks GT. The steel balls can be purchased online. We shoot mostly lead though. It actually has a greater impact force than steel. I have a lead mold that I used to use for fishing weights and jigs that I modified slightly. You can get buckets of old lead wheel weights at the local junk yard. I poured so many a couple years ago, we're still working off the same bucket. Target practice is all captured and reused.
Today it's the Wharncliffe Whittler.
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