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Showing posts with label Knives. Show all posts
Dec 6, 2014

A Most Organic Loophole

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A pretty fair bargain, a classy bullet for the M1 Carbine and zippy little loads for the 94 lever gun. At 11 cents per, I'd have b...
Feb 25, 2014

Loophole AAR

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I don't get to this one often enough, especially considering it is my natal city, a couple of hours southeast. But it was time. I had my...
Dec 12, 2013

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I don't think I could get this one by the TSA metal detector. It's in fair condition, speaking generously, because someone wa...
Oct 31, 2012

The resurrection and the knife

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A nice thing about good little loopholes is that they feature all sorts of easy and mindless blog food at trifling cost, in this case a five...
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Sep 16, 2012

The Sunday Slasher

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The very bright lad has some prepper tendencies. In the course of studying one "survival expert" he was persuaded to buy a Mora, ...
May 5, 2012

Poor Tam

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She needed to peform surgery on a bubble-package imprisoning a baby seal. Rodded but not bladed, she had to humiliate herself by borrowing ...
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Apr 8, 2012

Renewal

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What a bright and cheerful  daybreak here in Camp J country.  My Easter finery is laid out for dinner with the C family, but at the moment I...
Dec 11, 2011

Neck Knife

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With respect for the gentle and competent Marko, I question the practice of carrying a  knife around the neck. Securely sheathed, it may not...
Apr 18, 2011

King of the Wild Frontier

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A lad just old enough for Cub Scouts would have loved finding it in the toe of his Christmas stocking,  a gin-yoo-ine Davy Crockett Barlow. ...
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Sep 21, 2010

The marlinspike knife

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Posting pictures is fussy and iffy  around here. The reasons are simple. I am inept. I work from a disorganized computer. Still, it's so...
Apr 14, 2010

Open carry?

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A good discussion over at Caleb's place got me thinking about open carry. Not counting hunting and backwoods hiking , I believe the ...
Feb 11, 2010

Two more "Bowie" knives

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The left one you have seen before -- a quick and dirty rehab of a junk WW2 Navy KaBar blade. On the right is a 1981 example of the Camill...
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Bowie Control

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In the early 19th Century the ancestors of Charlie Schumer were still in the process of developing opposable thumbs, yet they still found ...
Feb 10, 2010

No such thing as a Bowie knife

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Here's a "Bowie." It is huge and bears the clip point and discrete quillion of what is supposed to be Jim Bowie's fighte...
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Nov 23, 2009

Cutlery

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A couple of annoying obligations kept me around here over the weekend. At least there was enough dead time to give some of the shop tools a ...
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