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Chris you know me. You know I have done my share of bad mouthing and for me I really regretted it. Unfortunately I can never take all those words back. We have a good thing here and I just want to see us get beyond the name calling and all the bicker
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small stamp only had a small 'S' that was inclusive to the logo as is yours. Small stamp with separate "S" used the standard size "S"
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Let's eat and move on!!!
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Interesting read. http://www.cartertown.com/Knives/hall_of_fame.htm
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Tents-N-Trails
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Attila, Have seen other similar examples but the water cascading off the tail adds life to the shot. Well done!
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Eric I don't know about that theory, but considering the number of mass extinction events that occurred, it certainly is possible. A major volcanic eruption could spew enough ash into the atmosphere to cut down the sun enough to cause global cooling
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Great knife!
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Looking good Eric!
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I just added one in my fist post, who i didn't saw being mentioned. If I have to name 10, it is difficult for me, because I am very not at home in the knife world. Would it be 10 pistols and revolvers, that would be a lot easier for me. But here it
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That is some kind of monster elk. Pap
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Behring Made Knife Discussion
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I'm sending the fossil tip back to Grant tomorrow. He'll post up some ideas after taking some measurements. In any event,the horse is out of the barn. Oh, and he's on board with Mudbone leather too.
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The Yellowstone caldera is winding up. New ridges under Yellowstone Lake, normally inactive geysers now active, and other abnormal activities, could spell a coming disaster. Where we live in SW Idaho, we are not in the dangerous zones, but it wouldn'
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Folding Knife - Photo Gallery
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Enough with the folders, back to the fixed blades, the bigger the better
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Nice job Eric. Now let's egg Chief on to get out one of his Smitty's for some kitchen chores.
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Behring Made Knife Discussion
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I b one dem hell-yes only if Mud does the sheath!
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Folding Knife - Photo Gallery
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I never saw the biggest of the Frank Centofante fixed blades for sale, otherwise I had made an offer. It was sold before this seller offered the Randall model 1. Otherwise I had never learned about Jess Horn and Frank Centofante knives. Anyway, I jus
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Thank you, Peter, and thanks again for sharing your adventures with the forum, I really enjoy your posts. They have found Clovis spearpoints as far south as Florida. They sure could have used a Randall Jim Thorpe on one of those Mastodon's. Do y
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Tom, I have owned, shot & hunted with: * #43 in 22 Hornet * #43 in 218 Bee The later, I think, now belongs to Jason Randall. Both were tack drivers! Best, Capt. Chris
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In no particular order: * Wm Scagel * Bo Randall * Frank Centonfante * Don (Zack) Zaccagnino * Ron Lake * Cooper Bowies! * DeAlton Holder * Gil Hibben * Bob Loveless * William F. Moran, Jr. (Bill)
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Eric thanks for posting this, we have a lot of archeological sites here in the four corners region that are of interest to me and my friends, and they are all after the Clovis period Peter
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First time seeing that one Tom. What a beast, great job.
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Jesse Horn
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It was sold to me as a separate S but the small stamp and distance to the hilt, it isn't as pronounced. I may have to send it to you. Pap
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The big knives are great in the Kitchen. This #14 with James Behring rehandle made short work of this Ribeye Cap. The #14 blade sliced thru this beef like cutting butter. Time to fire up the barbi.
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