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I hear they are delicious...

https://youtu.be/6SOVaTS0FJg

Those Africa Twins are nice! I picked up a CRF 250 about a year and a half ago for puttering around in the forest.

I've been looking at pocket guns but haven't pulled the trigger on one yet. Stuff like the Nano, S&W Bodyguard, LCP/LC9 etc. I've been carrying Kahrs since back when they were the only option. I've run thousands of rounds through the PM9 and CM9 at this point, with no issues. The trigger is long, b...

Makunochimaster wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 7:56 am

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What flavor are those chips? Crab? Never seen those before but I might need to find some.

Buddafucco wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 26, 2021 2:16 pm

Aftermarket scales? That 3" of flowing American flag would be glorious at a 4th of July Barbecue!

You are correct but I've already got my 4th of July barbecue knife so it'll be a pass from me.

I work in the woods. Most of my job consists of driving around Forest Service roads but I do get out a lot both on trail and off trail. A good handheld GPS is probably the best solution but over the last year or so I have been using the Avenza Maps app on my phone. Avenza is much more convenient tha...

The Mastiff wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 4:32 pm

Proper English from Americans?

That was my initial thought.

Being your typical American, I'll refrain from giving advice. After all, we don't want Rick to loose his mind.

Thanks for the warning. I would think that it would be an easy fix. Do you plan on modifying the spacer? If so, then please let us know how it goes.

The original Solos are very nice knives and I think that the design would make a great candidate for a Spyderco slip-it model. It would have a classy and traditional vibe.

In the area of Washington where I live we are usually well prepared to deal with some snow. If you don't have experience driving in such conditions, then please avoid it as much as possible. A day or so ago this plow truck flipped when the driver could not tell where the shoulder of the road was and...

I was digging out my car today and was relieved when a nice gentleman in a backhoe drove by and helped with the last stretch of 2+ feet of snow.

Very cool to see one in new condition. I carried one a lot in the 90s along with a Snap-It. I still have them both and a Blanchard Lone Wolf that was too fancy to ever carry.

An old one. Rare I guess. Anyone knows what it is? There is some information about the Q models on this page: https://www.angelfire.com/trek/spyderwa/ From what I can tell it was made for Fred Meyers and 600 pieces were manufactured. Oops, wrong fish. From Spydiewiki I can see that this was made fo...

Mckensi wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 10, 2021 5:16 am

An old one. Rare I guess. Anyone knows what it is?

There is some information about the Q models on this page:

https://www.angelfire.com/trek/spyderwa/

From what I can tell it was made for Fred Meyers and 600 pieces were manufactured.

I am very curious to hear about how that redwood turns out. I have a chunk of western redwood cedar that I cut from a very old windfall. I started working with one piece and it formed several cracks. It was a shame because the piece was very pretty but just had too many cracks. This was before I bo...

WE Cirrus...probably the best flipping action out of any of my knives.

I have an idea that would work but would not be as "clean" as drilling and tapping. Drill the hole and use a single piece of titanium wire to form a loop with the tag ends twisted. You could then either place both tag ends in the hole and bend them inside the bead to secure them or trim one tag end...

I have an idea that would work but would not be as "clean" as drilling and tapping. Drill the hole and use a single piece of titanium wire to form a loop with the tag ends twisted. You could then either place both tag ends in the hole and bend them inside the bead to secure them or trim one tag end ...

JRinFL wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 02, 2021 8:15 am

My go to for slingshots has been simple-shot.com. They are kind of addicting, much like Spydercos.

I agree. I own a few of the Simpleshot slingshots and they are a great company to get your slingshot supplies from.