GEC by the Muskrat Man

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I sent M.M. a Diamond Back Red # 73, and some mammoth ivory, and he's sending me a Gem in return. Can't wait to get it in my hot little hands.

Watch yer eyes, she's a shiney one ! :shock:

Thanks, Kaleb ! ::tu:: ::ds::
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wow, thats a real beauty. ::drool:: ::drool::
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Oh my God! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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EXCELLENT!! ::nod:: ::drool:: ::tu::

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Excellent work, everything looks great. That's some nice looking mammoth ivory also. ::tu:: ::tu::
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8) WOW! Outstanding work. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Oh Yeah! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Glad you like it Fran, if you like it as much as I had fun doing it, yoiu'll love it. :D
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Excellent job MM! Now THAT'S how pins should be finished! ::tu:: ::tu::

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Beautiful work, Kaleb !

That file pattern glistens like a diamond bracelet at a Junior League Social. The photos just don't do it justice.

I think you must have changed the plugs and adjusted the timing too. She runs smooooooth !!!!

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I'm pleased you like it Fran. The action had some grit in it, and some burrs on the tang, so I wnet ahead and polished them so it would be a littler smoother, just un-needed wear on the moving parts.
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Post by Sqg1 »

Great looking knife. :P I was think of sending a GEC to him for a little file work. That made up my mind. I'll be send you a pm Kaleb
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