Just took this one seconds ago......
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Thanks Bruce!
Just took this one seconds ago......
Just took this one seconds ago......
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Love that Case fixed blade Tim...the handle and shield give it a really unique look. Great photo too!
Here's a couple shots I took this last week...
Here's a couple shots I took this last week...
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Good stuff as always Mike!
Just snapped this one......
Just snapped this one......
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I love the outdoors shots Mike!!
A few indoor shots...............
A few indoor shots...............
My name is Tim and i'm a stagoholic.
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Here are some of my favorites.
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Thank you, Gino. I do love the old Robesons myself. I think they are probably the sturdiest knives ever built.gino wrote:Wow that Robeson is sweeeeeet!
Here is a picture of the same one open, and the one below is of this same knife with another I found in Wormgroove bone about a year later.
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My photography skills are not up to some here. Scott's photo of the Colonial Abalone Mother of Pearl knife is so nice. Here is my modest contribution.
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I was digging through some old pics, and found this one.
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Goofin' with two bombshell dropped in 'Bama this week
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Nice shots Glenn and Royal!
Here a couple I snapped in the woods this morning...GEC 26 sleeveboard and the full size USMC KABAR
Here a couple I snapped in the woods this morning...GEC 26 sleeveboard and the full size USMC KABAR
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Great Pics & knives, guys !!!!
___________ here's a few photos,of my EDC Stag,with a friend **** 
And___________ a "" Stag Dixie Stockman""
And___________ a "" Stag Dixie Stockman""
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Monk...that Ruger is awesome! Love the stag on the sidekicks as well.
Tim, as a stag junkie I see your living on the wagon more often... Very nice knives!
Tim, as a stag junkie I see your living on the wagon more often... Very nice knives!
Rocky, AKA- AREMINGTONSEDGE , “The prime function of a Pocket Knife is to cut- to cut keenly.”- Remington Cutlery Pocket Knives Catalog No.1
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Thanks Rocky!
I'm getting old and can not stay focused
I'm getting old and can not stay focused
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BASS-A-ROO, amazing snap shot,bro.........
how do ya like it???
f&f?...smoothness???..cost/value and all that jazz.
always kinda wanted one
how do ya like it???
f&f?...smoothness???..cost/value and all that jazz.
always kinda wanted one
"Because tellin' people , i like having a SPYDIEHOLE sounds sooo much better than a THUMBHOLE"
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Josh i always pick a knife apart. They all have flaws somewhere IMO.junebug wrote:BASS-A-ROO, amazing snap shot,bro.........![]()
how do ya like it???
f&f?...smoothness???..cost/value and all that jazz.![]()
always kinda wanted one
This knife may be an exception. The knife is the smoothest i have ever seen to open and close.
Fit and finish seem flawless. The blade sets dead center in the well. The lock up is a tight as a fixed blade. The edge is a razor. Value? I guess it's one of those "you get what you pay for".
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Knice stuff fellas.....especially the outdoors shots Mike! 
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I agree, it really adds a lot more character to the photo.Dinadan wrote:Scott - love the patina on that sod buster!
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OUTSTANDING !!!!!!!!!
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
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