Grand Torino

So what do you get for the guy who has everything?

Nailed it. :up:

I will say this....It's God aweul ugly. No offense.

Welcome aboard. :up:

That looks awesome. Nice work and congratulations on one sweet lookin' gun. :up:

Lookin' good :up:

I've got at least 6 cases of them. I'd be willing to part with a case if the price was right.

That looks awesome......congratulations. :up:

That's gonna leave a mark....

Nice blade.....congratulations. :up: I may have to steal that design someday.

The overwhelming choice between 3 different forums was the middle one followed by the top one. So I've sold the first and second one and still have the bottom one available. I have to make sheaths for about 7 knives before I do anything else. Then I have enough steel on hand to start 3 of the top knives. I need to order steel to make a bunch of the second ones and more of the top ones. I plan on making them with maybe a variation or two to the scales and general appearance but otherwise they will be the same. I plan on used some of the small pieces of handle material I have available. That will able me to keep costs down. I'm gonna make them and make them available as they appear with no special orders. I'm gonna make belt sheaths for all of them out of kydex. So anyway....that's the plan.

I think I could make you one.

My father was 81 years old when he passed away and carrying one of these in a shoulder rig from the time he got it in 1968 I believe. He shot a would be robber in 1971 that broke into our home. The robber was also armed but one shot from the .44 Mag and the guy dropped to the floor dead. He said it was the best money he ever spent on anything in his life. He was a WWII vet in the Pacific and wasn't a believer in small caliber weapons. So I wish you the best in dealing with your dad cause I know what's like trying to educate my old man about new stuff.

Oh......there's plenty more where that came from.

This is a modified wharncliff I made for my daughter in law to her specifications. It's made from 1095 5/32 " thick carbon steel professionally heat treated to RC 59/60. It has a blade length of about 4 1/4" with an over all length of 8 1/2". It was twice etched then lightly sanded with 800 grit to reveal the details. The scales are Australian redwood burl mixed with alumilite. Still need a sheath....I'll get to it soon.

You da man. :up:  :up:

Cool knife. :up:

The weather stinkin' sucks this morning.....that's how the weather is right now. Wind driven snow/sleet with a wind chill of 9. I hate winter.

Nice blades....they look stout. :up:

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Welcome aboard. :up:

Heck of a project......good luck to you. :up: