Grand Torino

San Francisco...the cesspool of Kalifornia...and that's saying something.

Jebus....

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Wow....that's crazy...cool but crazy.

Welcome aboard.

You did a right nice job.

Things just keep getting better and better.

God Bless that young man and may he rest in peace.

Hooooly crap!!!

I lived there for a time in 1985 while stationed at Langley AFB. It wasn't the nicest of places even back then.

I'm glad they are around your house instead on mine. All kidding aside...cool picture.

You're crazy.

With talent like that the sky is the limit.

This is 5/32" thick 1095 carbon steel double acid etched has black walnut scales, brass mosaic pin and lanyard hole, thumb jimping and file work on the spine. It comes with a kydex sheath and TekLok. OAL is 10" and the blade is about 5 3/8". And this one. It's also made of the same steel and thickness. OAL is 12" with a blade of 6 1/2". It's also double acid etched and has thumb jimping and file work on the spine. It has burmese blackwood scales with SS mosaic pins and also has a lanyard hole.

I was loading these at Da Nang in 1967.

Good lookin' blade there Jimbo. That should serve him well.

Hildebeast and Couric ....losers both of them.

RIP.

I like the upgrade. Everything works just fine for me. I'm sure there are new things that would make something easier or quicker but I've figured out most everything I need to get around so that's all I need. Thanks boss.

They look great I've always wanted a mill but I don't think I'll ever see one.

Real purdy and you're right...those scales look great.

Welcome aboard.

So is it left hand friendly and how much is it?

Hey....he asked....