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Very nice.
Very nice, now you have to find a game of handles to get into.
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Is that a pipe hawk on the right? What metal are they? Looks like tapered eyes, wedge on fit? Thanks
Brokennock
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Very nice.
Both very fine. I favor the smaller one.
'Shave a frog'?????? That IS sharp!!!!
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Really nice work there!
Very nice!
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Those are Coldsteel hawks, on the left is the Frontier and on the right is the Rifleman. I started out with the Frontier when I was a broke student. Fun to modify the handles and cheap enough that you don’t weep if the break. The steel is pretty good for being drop forged in S.E Asia.
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