Grand Torino

I thought I'd seen it all.

Awesome...I'm glad everything turned out really well. :)

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This is made from 5/32" 1095 carbon steel professionally heat treated to a RC of 59-61. OAL is 9 1/2" with a blade length of about 4 3/4". It has thumb jimping and is double acid etched and has very thin red G10 liners with Andiroba (African mahogany) and African Blackwood scales with mosaic pins. It's headed to a new home in Nashville.

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I'd die before I could finish the list but let it suffice to say caning and public humiliation would go a long way to straighten things up a bit in this country.

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Thanks. Southern Middle Tennessee between Columbia and Lawrenceburg.

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Facebook......doesn't surprise me in the least. One again a knee jerk reaction by liberals that makes no sense, rhyme or reason. It does nothing to solve a problem. 

That's awesome....I'm glad they like them.

Apparently I can't seem to make them fast enough. This was going to be posted here for sale but I was talking to an old friend this morning and he said he wanted to see some pictures so I emailed his some.........and he bought it. Who knew?

It is made from 5/32" 1095 carbon steel professionally heat treated to a RC of 59-61. OAL is 10" and blade is about 5 1/2". It's also double acid etched and has a very thin red liner, ebony and mesquite scales with mosaic pins and brass lanyard hole. It has some nice file work on the spine and will also come with a kydex sheath. It's found a home in North Carolina.

Don't forget as an added bonus at tax time they get money back...lots of money...your money cause it wasn't the money they paid in.

That's one of the craziest things I've ever heard. Be on the lookout.....sounds like they will be back.

Since it's serrated I'd send it back and hope for the best.

Everyone has it covered with excellent ideas. Let me reiterate others by saying build it as big as you can afford because they never end up big enough.

I'll have a couple in the next few days.

Thanks for all the kind words men.

Just tell them "I don't know....I forgot".

For some reason the phrase "Hold my beer and watch this" comes to mind.