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Nice pics as always fellas!!

Here's some mad chickens ::uc::
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Nice lookin' knife and I really like the lighting effects. ::tu::
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Nice old bird - nice new photo!
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Nice One ,Tim !!!!!______you still tha' ""Stagaholic"" !!!! ::tu::

Got this one in the mail today** Chestnut Saw Cut Bone "'Beer Scout"" with a ""FRIEND"" ::tu::
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Sorry Monk but guns and beer don't mix.
Guess you better hand over that Smith & Wesson to me.
Hey, I'm only thinking of your best interest after all. :mrgreen:
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philco wrote:Sorry Monk but guns and beer don't mix.
Guess you better hand over that Smith & Wesson to me.
Hey, I'm only thinking of your best interest after all. :mrgreen:
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:lol: You know me Lamar, all heart.
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Mighty fine Beer Scout knife, Monk! Does GEC call the main blade a sheepsfoot or a wharncliffe?

Tim - I like the main blade on that Fight'n Rooster. It looks very pointy.
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[quote="Dinadan"]Mighty fine Beer Scout knife, Monk! Does GEC call the main blade a sheepsfoot or a wharncliffe?

""Sheepsfoot"" ::tu::
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big monk wrote:
Dinadan wrote:Mighty fine Beer Scout knife, Monk! Does GEC call the main blade a sheepsfoot or a wharncliffe?
""Sheepsfoot"" ::tu::
Thanks. I have a Schatt and Morgan that has a similar main blade. I consider it a Sheepsfoot, but I think Queen may have called it a wharncliffe.
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Daaaaaaaaaaang knice pics Mel, Monk and Tim! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Hey Mel***
GEC 's version of

Wharncliff__top
Sheepsfoot__middle.
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Nice knives, everyone.
Tim, that's a real looker.
Monk, those two look real good together.
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Sweet lineup Monk! ::drool::
Sweet knife Tim! ::drool:: ::double drool ::
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Sweet 1911 and I love that Wharncliff barlow!
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Thanks fellas and great pics guys ::tu::
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Couple pics of my Condor Bushcraft (gift from Philco ::tu:: )
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That's a very impressive grind on that Bushcraft, Scott. I expect it will do the job...whatever job you need it to do.

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TripleF wrote:Couple pics of my Condor Bushcraft (gift from Philco ::tu:: )
Nice work, especially if that blade is as hard as I suspect. I have a Condor machete and the steel is very hard. Normally I use a file to smooth out dings in a machete, but that Condor is too hard for a file to work. Have to use a stone.
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Yes it will Q!!! And it does 8)

Just snapped this pic.....
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I Like it !!!!!! ::nod:: __________that lighter wood makes a good back-drop !! ::tu::
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2 questions for my buddy Scott:
What did you use to saw the lighter wood?
What is the name on the tang stamp ????? Cutlery/Made in U.S.A.?
That's a fine lookin' knife what ever it is ::tu:: .
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I DUNNO.....but "LOOKS" like a QUEEN made on contract by GREAT EASTERN CUTLERY
either a 72 or 73 pattern.....i ferget which at the moment ::paranoid::


SWEET KNIFE ,SCOTT!!! ::nod:: ::tu::
AND DIG THE CONDOR....I LOVE MINE , GREAT ON THE TRAIL OR IN THE GARDEN 8)
didn't think i would like the POUCH style sheath.....but i really like it now that i TRIED IT! ::tu::
and talk about WELL MADE in construction......carbon steel blades........CONDOR has it down IMPO !!! ::nod::
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treefarmer wrote:2 questions for my buddy Scott:
What did you use to saw the lighter wood?
What is the name on the tang stamp ????? Cutlery/Made in U.S.A.?
That's a fine lookin' knife what ever it is ::tu:: .
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