I am Groot!

I actually went to his house, he is into traditional archery as well. I used to be big into that back in Texas. He has so many nice razors it is not even funny. He has multiple double ducks in mint condition with the box.

I have not tried my hand at sharpening yet. I am planning on getting a decent set up and then practicing with my other razors. I have sent them off in the past, no more than they need to be sharpened it has not been a big deal. I just want to do it all my self, but stones are not cheep.

I am also addicted to straight razors. Wife got me a Baxter Blue Steel for Christmas! Not going to hijack the thread. It is my first serious razor. I have a couple nice refurbished ones from a guy in Hermitage.

If you are looking for help with fixing your addiction, you have come to the wrong place.

I think if this one sells it will happen. But it is hard to drop 700 on one after you pay transfer fees and background. If you buy one in a store add another $100. I am still close to giving it a shot.

My thoughts exactly. I would like to put a 1-4-20 in it.

I am watching a used one on GB.

I try my best too, but the wife and kids keep getting in the way. It's too bad I love my family.

I have always wanted one. I have never seen one in person, only online. They are less expensive than the no1, but I bet you will be feeling the recoil for a while.

Any one own one of these or have any experience with them. I shoot a lot of 38/357 and have been considering one for some time. I don't really know what its purpose would be other that it looks like fun. If it would make a decent hunting rifle then it may be worth picking up. I have read several reviews online, but would like to hear from someone that is not getting paid to review guns. http://www.ruger.com/products/rotaryMagazine77357/models.html

The older Marlins pop up every now and again. I think they are worth the wait. You can easily add a goats ring to one of these. Just want to throw out the Ruger No 1 in 45-70. it is no longer in production, but is by far my favorite.

First off, I must apologize for taking up valuable thread space from GT, Sybo, Willis and Spots. I have been trying to find info from the following two knives. The first is a Kershaw Rough Neck 2. This is different than the rough neck 1. I know it was made in a limited run in 2010 only, but the only one that I could find for sale on the web was for 129.99. This seems very high to me. Any information on value would be appreciated. The second is an older Boker. It has the tree on the reverse side. I found several knives online with the same scales and handle, but with a different shaped blade. I know nothing about this and any info would be helpful. I have no illusions of grandeur for either one, just wanting some info. Thanks.

I think it is back up.

Merry Christmas!

Congrats, little girls do something to their dad's that cannot be explained.

The leatherman will satisfy rule number 9. I agree with rule number 9 and the rest.

Alton Brown uses one to make hamburger and that man knows how to cook. I liked him better before he turned into a metrosexual. I guess I should stay out of Bed Bath and Beyond before I go calling anyone a metrosexual.

I picked up a Warning Pro at Bed Bath and Beyond with 20% off. It has ground many deer and turned even more hogs in to sausage. I am sure I got it for under $100.

I am fine with the rain,  I am sick of it getting dark at 4:30.  That is making me loose my mind!

I recently shipped an SKS using USPS.  If you go this rout, be prepared to wait.  I was there for over an hr.  I new the rules, but they didn't, including the supervisor.  It was a disaster, but finally was shipped.  The first question that they asked me was, "do you have a licence to do that?".  It went down hill from there.       

The cheaper reloads ammo doesnt have any type of quality control. You will get rounds that did not have enough power to cycle your ammo and you will get shell casings that don't want to be ejected. This is why I stopped shooting rock bottom ammo.

I do not own one, but have shot one. I was shocked by the way the slide fit the frame and how it felt when it cycled. I was not expecting something that felt that good. In case your trade falls through, buds has a used one for under 700 with a threaded barrel.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=524463590 Should have checked Gun Broker. This one started at $895 and is now at $1200 with two days left. It does not have the box and paperwork. I am going to make the trade.

Those were my thoughts.

It has the original wood target grips and it is a 4 in model. Thanks