Grand Torino

Skank.

I'm glad you gave it a workout and thanks for posting it up. :up:  It's the main reason I send these out to be professionally heat treated...for durability.

Been there so I know how she feels. Prayers to you and yours.

Perfectly stated.

Man oh man.....what a fine mess. I feel for you and I hope your able to get this straightened out.

Welcome aboard. :up:

Welcome aboard. :up:

Saaaaweeet! Happy Birthday. :up:

Welcome. :up:

Some peoples kids.

Holy crap!!! Glad you're okay. What an experience.

Welcome aboard. :up:

This one was made specifically to the customers specifications. It's basically in the shape of a bushcraft knife except it's 1/4" thick 1095 carbon steel. The blade is about 6" long with an OAL of about 11". It has African Mahogany scales, brass lanyard hole and mosaic pins. It's really a beefy knife but he should be able to use the hell out of it in the woods. The next was also made to customer specifications. It's 1/8" thick steel and has black micarta scales with SS pins.

If he was in fact DUI he should pay the price every one else does in my book. Stupid mistakes are stupid mistakes no matter who commits them.

Wow...that sheath is a work of art.

Hooooollllyyyyy crap!!!!

Very, very nice. :up:  Good work there Jimbo.

I always do...my boy is still serving and has had 4 tours over there in that mess so I can relate.

Good to know about the Flitz products. :up:

I'd use this on the metal surfaces to clean it. Then this once it's clean. As far as non-metal surfaces maybe a soft toothbrush and mild dish soap then dry it out completely.....and I mean completely.

What do you mean by refinishing it?

Very nice work on the spine....what a cool knife. :up:

That's a work of art......absolutely gorgeous.