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Spot on.......thanks for the insight Tony.

Here are some of my fixed blades. I say some, as I have a couple on order. http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u130/TheKnifeCollector/ChalresMaysidebysideright3.jpg http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u130/TheKnifeCollector/Fireant4.jpg http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u130/TheKnifeCollector/TomKre...

Dr. Snubnose wrote:Have a great one druid!...Enjoy! Enjoy!!! Enjoy!!!!....Doc :D

Make that X 2!!! Happy Birthday.

Thanks for the heads-up Kristi.

Harris has a patent on the design......any "copies" are going to be inferior. Oh, and you'll kick yourself if you don't get one that swivels. Trust me, I've been through this with the non-swiveling bipods. It really sucks when you're varminting, and you catch a glimpse of something in your...

Thanks Kwakster....I'm going to have to contact this guy ASAP!! Here's something interesting......Spyderco translated to Russian = Spayderki

TazKristi will probably chime in shortly.

AWESOME pics.....thank you very much, Simona, for sharing. You have an amazing talent, and a very good eye.

kwakster wrote:Apparently there's this guy in Russia who modified this Military model.
I think he did a really great job

That Millie looks awesome!!!!!

Does anyone know who did the mods? Is he on this forum, by chance? Some contact info would be great as well.

My MT02 was delivered on Wednesday afternoon. I can't wait to make some scales for it. I must say thanks to whomever was at the sharpening station the day my Mule was made!!!! This thing is extremely sharp......not only is it hair poppin' sharp, I'm talking shave a hair sharp!!

Pierce, My personal choice in a bipod would be the Harris HBBR-S, with a #8 QD stud.....retails at $119, and on sale from Harris for $96. Here are the specs: (the stud is additional cost) HBBR-S - Extends 6" to 9" Standard Legs (Bench Rest) "S" Series (Swivels) I have one on my A...

Happy Birthday Kristi....with many more to come.

G23 .40S&W: Trilux low-profile green dot night sights // Full length Ti guide rod // Ti firing pin // Wolff xtra-power guide rod spring, Wolff xtra-power mag springs, Wolff 3.5lb trigger spring, Wolff sear spring // Hogue grip sleave // Glock Plug // Extended Mag release // Extended slide releas...

Tony: I hate to disagree with what others have said and I haven't used a straight in over 30 years.......... maybe this young guys are doing things a bit different nowadays. In my days :D The canvas side is used for heating the edge in order to make it more maleable to strop. Then you move on to th...

The canvas is for stropping with compound, I'm pretty sure of that. I stand somewhat corrected on this one....I did a quick Wiki search and found this info from: Premium Knives What is the Strop used for? The razor strop is simply used to straighten and re-align the edge of the straight razor. Stro...

Deacon,

I can tell just by looking at your Kiwi collection, that you are the consumate gentleman. Great collection you have there.....very classy, and beautiful.

I'm glad you two are ok.

Nice catch Tony.....I've been looking for one of those for the longest! I've seen people put the compound on the leather.....strop the razor or knife, then use the canvas to polish the remaining compound off the razor. Hope this helps.

Great work, Quickbeam.....awesome tutorial. I saw this over on Britishblades a couple weeks ago.....I've been meaning to contact you. I'm interested in a leather sheath for my MT02. Please PM me with a quote if you would like to do some business. Thanks in advance. -Michael

Thanks Taz.....I'm going to have to buy one when they come out. I'm REALLY liking the
tip-up/tip-down/L/R configuration...oh and full liners on the C58GPFG, **** YEAH!! The blade should be wicked in FF.....but I like the grind on the prototype. Any chance of picking up a proto?? Pretty please!!