Grand Torino

Ain't that the truth.

It's nice to know there are a few good people left that haven't turned into zombies yet.

I like it....nice work. :up:

Good job....I like it.

God Bless her.

Springfield all the way.

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Funny how things differ in different parts of the country. I've shot in many different ranges in Arizona and if you don't pick up your own brass you may not be allowed to come back. If you don't want it your still required to police it up and put in the can so the next guy doesn't have to do it.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etD0Y_8vyxg

I see where you get it from. Congrats to you both. :up:

I have researched Elmax and being a one man operation it requires some things such as carbide bits and other stuff I'm not willing to invest in. It's a fine combination of high wear and corrosion resistance but I think the cost prevents me making one and selling it to most of my customers. Finding a piece of barstock even at 5/32" thick provides a challenge in itself but I digress. I do appreciate your offer though. 

Nice...I'll bet I could make one of those.

It's lookin' good. What are the measurements?

Be careful what you ask for. To bad Obozo and the left still doesn't get it.

I really like for how it being a bushcraft type sheath it appears so thin or slender. I'd be extremely happy to own a sheath like that. Nice work. :up:

Beautiful job Hozzie......nobody could have done a better job. Awesome work. :no1:

Don't cut yourself.

WOW!!!

Great lookin' dog. :up:

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:up: The contrast should be dramatic.

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This is headed for a new home in Nashville. This is 1/8" 1095 carbon steel professionally heat treated to RC 60. It has beautiful slender Bocote scales with SS pin and lanyard hole. OAL is 10 3/4 with a blade length of 5 1/2". It ha thumb jimping and some nice file work on the spine. As you can see it is double acid etched. It comes with the brown kydex sheath and belt loop.