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Grand Torino

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  1. I used what I had for scales and made all of them the same as stone washing them the same so the only difference would be the shape for the purposes of choosing what shape people like the best.
  2. I tried but for whatever reason it didn't take. I can't seem to get it to work.
  3. I've been looking at neck and belt knives for months and that's how I came up with these designs/lengths. They could also be used as belt knives and the kydex sheath would allow for mounting of a belt loop or  small Blade-Tech Tek-Lok.
  4. Three additional views of the different knives.
  5. All 3 are made from 1084 carbon steel 1/8" thick. They are all acid dipped and stone washed. They all have the same green G10 material for scales and carbon fiber tubes for pins. The only real difference is the shape. Please look them over and select the one you like the best. I need opinions on preference so even if you're not interested in buying one please pick the one you like the best. Fell free to offer reasons why you do or do not like the particular knife. Thanks.
  6. I know for a fact there is one in Dover. The other two I know nothing about.
  7. Me and the missus heard that twice this morning.
  8. Oh hell yeah....
  9. Shady? I'd say so....that a crock of.....well you know.
  10. Right on the money.....
  11. Holy crap....that looks amazing. :up:
  12. Welcome aboard. :up:
  13. Kailfornians need to wake up and stop this crap. I can't believe they let their politicians push them around on every damn issue under the sun. I can see the libturds making this happen across the nation as long as gun advocates sit on their hands and wait for someone else to do something about it.
  14. That's one of the most stupid things I've ever heard of in my life. NJ is full of crazy legislators. You couldn't pay me to live there.
  15. Welcome aboard. :up:
  16. I just both 100' on Amazon.....at a pretty decent price.
  17. SNL hasn't been any good since Ackroyd. Belushi, Curtain, Radner and the rest.
  18. I should have been a damn weatherman. What other job....besides POTUS maybe....can you screw up day after day ....get a pay raise and still be popular?
  19. So much for snow....nothing but ice and a lot of it.
  20. They've changed the forecast like 27 times in the last 48 hours. I'm not so sure if any of the prognosticators have a damn clue.
  21. What does all that mean? A few things to take note of is that the classification as “armor piercing” is for bullets only, not the complete cartridge. Despite the mention of handgun caliber above, you can take that to mean that it’s a round that has been made as a handgun caliber at some point. The bullet (projectile) must also have a core made entirely out of the metals listed above, or be a full jacketed bullet with a jacket weighing more than 25% of its overall weight. This means that the SS109/M855 bullets wouldn’t be covered, as their cores are partly steel, and partly lead. Lead isn’t listed in the metals above. Furthermore, as you’ll see in the list below, the ATF has specifically stated that the SS109/M855 bullets are exempted from AP status. ATF AP Classified Rounds All KTW, ARCANE, and THV ammo Czech made 9mm Para. with steel core German made 9mm Para. with steel core MSC .25 ACP with brass bullet BLACK STEEL armor and metal piercing ammunition 7.62mm NATO AP and SLAP PMC ULTRAMAG with brass bullet (not copper) OMNISHOCK .38 Special with steel core 7.62×39 ammo with steel core bullets ATF Exempted Rounds 5.56 SS109 and M855 NATO rounds, with steel penetrator tip. .30-06 M2 AP ammo Hopefully that clears up some confusion for you like it did for me. You can rest easy that when a range calls for no AP rounds that you’ll be safe using M855 if desired. If you’re in the market for ammo, be sure to check out our sponsor Lucky Gunner for great online ammo prices!

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