yet another decked out 110

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yet another decked out 110

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Specs:

CPM154 with paul bos heat treat, bass pro (maybe cabelas can't remember) edition with black blade coating.

red liners and spacers
modified vine filework
jigged asain buffalo horn

alot of polishing!


I might add the bos heat treated blade is harder then a rock, you could probably use it to cut diamonds! Brand new files would not cut it, so the fileworked blade idea had to be abandoned.
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NICE WORK M M ::nod:: ::nod::
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Sure, if you like that kind of thing... :lol:

Really nice MM. Another fine Muskrat Man custom.
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needbucks wrote:Sure, if you like that kind of thing... :lol:

Really nice MM. Another fine Muskrat Man custom.
:mrgreen: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That is very nice MM, it has that impala handled look.. :P

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That is very nice MM, it has that impala handled look..

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It IS nice work Kaleb... ::nod:: ::tu:: ...but, I'm sorry Ralph, I don't see the Impala part. :shock: ::shrug:: ::shrug::
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Re: That is very nice MM, it has that impala handled look..

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El Lobo wrote:It IS nice work Kaleb... ::nod:: ::tu:: ...but, I'm sorry Ralph, I don't see the Impala part. :shock: ::shrug:: ::shrug::
Hey that looks like a car I used to cruise around in.. :mrgreen: ::tu:: You sure are mighty witty today Bill... :mrgreen: ::tu:: And on the mark, you might consider running down and playing the lottery tonight...It must be all that talk of smoking Cuban cigars.. ::mdm::

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I guess I'm just inspired by all the cool knives and enjoyable folks around this place. 8) ::nod:: :lol:

I don't have much speed anymore, so I'll have to do the "young bull and old bull on the hill, looking down at all the heffers" thingy... when I go to buy my lottery tickets. Maybe I'll get a 12 pack as well... :mrgreen:

I'll keep the beer cold for you guys. ::nod:: ::tu::

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