mikegideon

I actually got in a couple of Kershaw Cryos today. Adorable little knives. Hinderer design, Speedsafe, good finish. My other Kershaws, some still in the mail, are all Zero Tolerance. I have an 0350, with an 0561 and 0300 on the way.   The Cryos are GREAT for $30 knives. All Chinese.

Mine is a plain ole 110c, wood and brass. It has Work-Man on the blade.

Mine is in pretty good shape. I've never really used it, and it's been in its leather sheath. Hit the brass with a little Flitz and it looks great. Cool old knife.

  I've had a Buck 110 for almost 20 years. How come it's illegal? My blade is around 3 3/4"

Newb that I am, I'm quickly becoming a Kershaw fan. Already have a small pile started :)

  Yep. They ran Fitty through the shotgun training, and he's missing an arm.

Jan has a pretty serious set of cojones. Something to watch.

  Yep. I need to tweak the jig on my chop saw before I make any more brass. Mine cuts a little long right now.

  That knife was done on an Edge Pro. I figured you would pipe up :)

I have the Work Sharp. I agree that it makes short work of sharpening blades. But, it won't do this...

  I think the Dillon Trimmer and trim die is all you need.

  Yeah. I have a 350. I was scratchin' my head on that one.

  That's OhSoot's nephew, VladimirShoot. Them boys have some tough noggins.

  Here's the trimmer in stock. Didn't check on the die for it...   http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/3243

300 Winmag, eh? Bet that thing leaves a mark on BOTH ends :-)

  The Edge Pro looks GREAT. You can set the precise angle for the knife, and I assume, log the distance to the top of the bar with calipers so you can return to it later. I'll own one of them, probably sooner than later. I'm way too spastic to get anywhere with bench stones.   I bought the belt sander sharpener. It does a good job, but I don't trust it for real good knives.

Watching...

Yeah. I wish he would have used his homey grip. :)

Where's Enfield? He'll teach you how to shoot those sumbitches out of the sky with your trusty revolver :)

It's a 30 cal head. Same one you use for a .308. The pilot is part of the head... http://www.midwayusa.com/product/251948/rcbs-trim-pro-case-trimmer-3-way-cutter-30-caliber?cm_vc=wishList

  I have one focus, and 3 pistols in that caliber. But, I like my other handguns too. I'll always own a S&W revolver or two, even though I almost never shoot them. If I'm gonna own the gun, I'm gonna have some ammo for it. I understand consolidating calibers. I'm just too much of a gun junkie to do it :)

I haven't seen a bunch of complaints on the CR knives. Everybody seems to agree that they're the best production knfe out there. Not so with the ZT 0560/0561. Apparently, that frame lock is like an extractor on a 1911. You can slap them together with production tolerances, and most will work. Some won't. I just hope I get a good one. I hate shipping stuff back.

  This. I keep a box or two for all the calibers except 45ACP. I hover around 1000 of those. Fact is, if I'm going to have to use a lot of rounds, it will be from my AR's.   .380, .38 SPL, 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, 45 Colt

  I don't know how he would have fared being shot in the back. It is a fact that bullets bounce right of his noggin :)

  The Sebenza is on my short list. I'm not planning on a huge collection, but definately want to hit the high spots.   BTW, a new 0561 is still $261 on the Kershawguy site. I got this one on Amazon. They beat everybody's price on both ZT knives.