Means a lot from a Buck collector. Thanks Sonny
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You captured it nicely GE Jr. It's refreshing to see a few going into people's pockets instead of right to the exchange the minute they get them in the mail. :thumbup:
Thanks to Harry being such a good enabler, I received my newly ordered Case Rogers Walnut Stockman today. 
Thanks, Harry. Really. This Rogers Walnut is really nice!
Thanks, Harry. Really. This Rogers Walnut is really nice!
Yes it's fine stuff and I'm keen on that Small Stockman, very tidy in the pocket.
Thanks to Harry being such a good enabler, I received my newly ordered Case Rogers Walnut Stockman today.
You are very welcome and we aim to please , and it is a fine looking specimen John . Now you only have 7 others in the series to get .
Did you ever order that Gunstock ????
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and yours John .
Harry
Well said Bob! Being new around here I had not seen this "flipping" before. I was surprised.
traumkommode
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Here's my Peachseed Tom's Choice Barlow:
This one has excellent walk and talk. And it has some little imperfections that make me love it all the more. Sometimes, I get a knife from GEC that has no imperfections, and there's nothing wrong with that, but this one had a way of telling me that it's mine.
One of my favorite things about it is the pile side cover seems to have been sawcut prior to jigging:
The chestnut tone is a classic, close to the copperhead from the 77 run. Makes me wonder about those saw cuts.
This one has excellent walk and talk. And it has some little imperfections that make me love it all the more. Sometimes, I get a knife from GEC that has no imperfections, and there's nothing wrong with that, but this one had a way of telling me that it's mine.
One of my favorite things about it is the pile side cover seems to have been sawcut prior to jigging:
The chestnut tone is a classic, close to the copperhead from the 77 run. Makes me wonder about those saw cuts.
Here's my Peachseed Tom's Choice Barlow:
This one has excellent walk and talk. And it has some little imperfections that make me love it all the more. Sometimes, I get a knife from GEC that has no imperfections, and there's nothing wrong with that, but this one had a way of telling me that it's mine.
One of my favorite things about it is the pile side cover seems to have been sawcut prior to jigging:
The chestnut tone is a classic, close to the copperhead from the 77 run. Makes me wonder about those saw cuts.
That is quite interesting, with the saw cut/jigged combination. Very nice! And nice to see another one that will actually be used rather than sold right away. Enjoy!
My first Pena. Sorry, but this photo does not do justice to how beautiful these burlap micarta covers really are in person.
I can see that there is much more to that knife than the photo shows us. That is absolutely beautiful!
Fantastic! I want one
My first Pena. Sorry, but this photo does not do justice to how beautiful these burlap micarta covers really are in person.
TheFactor
Life is good !
Agreed and was tempted to buy one but what spooked me is almost everyone is selling them . I'm guessing for profit but I'm not sure what the dealers were selling them for . They are beautiful blades 👍 But omg I don't think I've ever seen so many of the same knife being sold on the boards. Scared me from buying one . Pretty sad because I really wanted one .
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