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I bought him a Dragonfly 2. The knife arrived Saturday and I was more excited than he was.

I sent my Endura and several other knives in for sharpening a few months ago. Customer Service kept the old Endura sent me a new Endura because they determined lock was not working properly on the old one. After that experience, and the experiences of others, I presume Customer Service has a higher ...

Thanks, Sal. Always good to read your responses.

I always wanted a Centofante, I like the handle and hollow grinds. I'm inclined to buy my son the Native because it is my personal favorite. Prices will always go up anyway.

My son asked for a Native for Christmas. I just checked prices and a very brief search showed the lowest at $73. I bought the FRN from Wal Mart a few years ago and it was about $45. Maybe I should buy him two Byrds, he's almost 12-years-old and just as likely to lose one. With that in mind, maybe I ...

I saw the contest announcement on Facebook but was slack. He is a late entry anyway.

I listen to a lot of online radio. My usual favorite is BBC's 6 Music http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/on-air.

I started listening and really enjoying ABC's (Australian Broadcasting Commission) and their Dig Music channel at http://abcdigmusic.net.au/player-popup.htm

Shoot it first. I rented one at a a local range and shot a box through it. Very snappy recoil.

I think it would make a good back-up gun. Shooting that regularly to become proficient would be tough for me.

Might want to wait for more info to come out before starting all the tough talk. There are probably someone else with a gun in there given the amount of people, but given the panic and confusion not in a position to do anything (please no "oh I'd have put a round in his eye from 100 yards away...

The Smith is my favorite knife. I still worry about screwing up that fantastic tip when I sharpen it.

I had this in my head and looked it up right before seeing this thread.
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Great post.

I'm going to Chicago this weekend with my family for the auto show. Between this and a recent post on thetruthaboutguns.com I am getting paranoid.

I've told the family that once we get another car I want to take out the van's seats, carpet, and spare tire and do some parking lot autocross racing.

I have 2000 Doge Grand Caravan Sport. Yeah, that's right, I have the sport model.

I've wanted to but never get around to finding an old belt, or buying small scrap leather, or buying online.

I've been thinking about getting a CW9. How many rounds do you have through it?

I think you guys are nuts.

The Mastiff wrote:Ultralight snubbies. Anything to watch out for?

Arthritis?

CZ wins the thread. I was dry firing my compact in the basement an hour ago.

mkd wrote:

Xavier, how do you clean your folders after gutting and butchering?

P.S. BUT.......I've recieved some e-mails lately about some very clean, very economical Sig 226 police trade-ins, from Wideners, I believe. P.P.S. Here you go..... http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=100000451&dir=700|1012|1026 Wideners has the more compact 228 and 225 (P6) available...