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Folding Knife Discussion
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870 You are certainly right there!! True relaxation does not need to be expensive or complicated. Looks like I drifted from the thread.........again. Getting back to the SAKs check out the Swiss Army Knights website it is truly interesting Those
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Folding Knife Discussion
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True that as the saying goes.
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Integral 1306 - $460 only CONUS I think he will be available until mid-July M398 steel 64-65 HRC double cryo 3.5 Blade ; 1/8 (3.4mm) thick by Desert Snake, on Flickr
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Shoot, Add to that a line in the water with the bobber just waiting to be pulled under while you are whittling away. Plus taking pot shots at little sticks in the water with the Red Ryder. Add to that your favorite "refreshment" and the l
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Top dog I believe the last is the best answer.
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Folding Knife Discussion
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I don't know which is more relaxing,sitting and whittling on a piece of wood or shooting tin cans with the Red Ryder. Even better yet,sitting on water's edge doing both!!! Wayne
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Originally Posted By: Wayne DenglerYesterday I used my Victorinox SAK Model Farmer XL Alox to adjust the sight on my Daisy Adult Red Ryder (yes,I still do shoot my RR often) Seems that the two go together. Slight thread drift here but I find it re
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Folding Knife Discussion
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Yesterday I used my Victorinox SAK Model Farmer XL Alox to adjust the sight on my Daisy Adult Red Ryder (yes,I still do shoot my RR often) Seems that the two go together. Slight thread drift here but I find it relaxing to shoot tin cans with the R
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Randall - Picture Gallery
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I don't know who did this, but it's Ivory on #27. Reminds me of the angular Morseth handles that A.G. Russell made
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