Cold Steel walking stick

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Cold Steel walking stick

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I know some of you Fellas are like me and need a little help to move around.....found these on ebay... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cold-Steel-Iris ... 7216417%26 ....best price that I have seen. ::nod::
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That is a good price. I've been tempted to pick one of those up for a while now..........so I just did. :mrgreen: Thanks for the link Johnnie. ::tu::
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That's cool dude!

I use a walking stick, taken from a branch, when I'm on missions with my grandsons!
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Thanks Fellas. ::tu:: ...this particular model with S&H fees usually runs $40 + ....hard to pass up for $24. :wink:
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Thanks Brother I have been looking at this myself and like Phil I also grabbed one today! ::supper happy::
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There's some interesting history associated with those walking sticks. Seems they were a "multi purpose item" if you get my drift. ::smirk::
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Yep...your right Phil. ::tu:: ...definitely has dual purposes. ::nod::
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I had to break down and buy one too. ::tu:: Mark.
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For that price...you just can't beat it. ::nod::
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Dang we should have got a AAPK discount, LOL
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You getting one Gino?.....makes one hell of a inconspicuous weapon. 8)
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Any pics of the blade out?
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This particular model has no blade...its weight and size make it a good weapon. :?
The models with actual blades are quite a bit more expensive. ::nod::
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I see the seller jacked his price up.... :roll:
Still not a bad price though. ::nod::
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I don't think Cold Steel would be selling it if it did not have dual application. I doubt Cold Steel is too concerned with our ability to ambulate.

Interestingly, A.G. Russell on his Russell For Men website has the real thing in black briar for $69.00, I think. No two are alike.

I wonder which is heavier, the black briar or Cold Steel's polymer resin?

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Here's one I found growing in a wild cherry tree in a wooded area behind my house.

All I did was cut it out of the tree, trimmed the small branches, did a bit of sanding, leaving most of the bark in place and finished it with a few coats of linseed oil.

It has a black rubber tip on the bottom.

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I wonder which is heavier, the black briar or Cold Steel's polymer resin?
My guess would be the Cold Steel.. ::shrug::

Very nice work on the cane....turned out great. ::tu::
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I'm going to stick my toe in the water and see if this has become the show your sticks thread.

I bought this off eBay, probably ten years ago or more. It's supposed to be a genuine Blackthorn stick. I'm dubious.
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Nice. ::tu:: ..Looks real from what I can tell from the pic... ::nod::
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It's the paint line just a little south of the knob that gives me pause. And that it came from eBay back when I was still green.
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I just recieved mine in the mail today. It's larger than I expected, with the knob on top being a real handfull to hold. This thing has some serious heft to it and appears to be very stoutly made.
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I got mine today also and I agree with everything Phil said, its a beast! They raised the price 10.00 on it since we bought them if you check.
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Finally got mine in Today......I like it!! 8)
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Since you didn't kick me out for showing my other stick, maybe I can sneak this one in.

I picked it up at the Bristol Renaissance Faire just outside Kenosha, WI. A guy I took some classes with at the local Jr. College was a Marine and on the security detail there. He would slip us in the back gate for free. Neat place the first couple of times you go.

For anyone who doesn't recognize it, the handle is a wart hog tusk. The shaft is Osage Orange.
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That’s a fine looking stick,Jerry. ::tu:: ....love the handle. 8)
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