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charliedontsurf said:
I can definitely tell my brother from another mother,Geno, made that hunk of steel. I can't wait for you to get back to Texas so we can start crankin' out some metal madness....and general debauchery.:thumbup:

I also have a medium Nessie design I ground out of some crappy 303 stainless that I need to send you.........I figure you could use it for a template,Geno.;)
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You got it Bro, anything you need man, you know that. Ahh, Tehas...home sweet home...I miss yah bad!:thumbup:
 
Thanks Mike, I like to play rough..so I went with it, but actually, it was a strange set of events that led to the knife being that thick..long story short, it was supposed to be 3/16th, and I grabbed the wrong bar when heading to the shop..which is 40 minutes from home..so I said, the heck with it!:D
 
You've got to love those Turley knives!:thumbup:

Great pictures Mike!:thumbup:
 
Love the lines of that Turley Green River. And love the pommel plate even more, as I've been known to beat on my handle when I shouldn't!
 
Really good pics of Iz's knife. Did not know that he tri-layered that handled. Gave in some depth. Looks really good. Almost like half a sandwich spacer.
 
JasonSCarter said:
Love all the knives so far! Big mike are there hairs on the blade in the turley pics?

Jason
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Yes my friend, :eek: there is a dog hair visable in two of the photos,

...by the time I spotted it the knife was out of my hands. :o


The Turley blade is a stout workhorse. :thumbup: :cool: :thumbup:




Big Mike
 
I should say, I got a chance to handle Rick's knife and the Culberson knife at our camp out...and man oH man...those are some SWEET knives.
I have never seen anything like Rick's knife..its a work of art. And I am not going overboard with that statement IMO. I LOVED the handle, perfection....:thumbup::thumbup:
 
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