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  • pulsarnc

    Same test I use . If it ain’t shaving sharp it ain’t sharp . An older buck fixed blade , from about 1979 is the hardest to sharpen that I own but it keeps an edge forever

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  • Ricci.Wright
    I throw a fine silk handkerchief in the air and slice it into two pieces as it flutters to the ground. 
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  • SCOUT5
    I throw a fine silk handkerchief in the air and slice it into two pieces as it flutters to the ground. 
    What with?
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  • SCOUT5
    pulsarnc said:

    Same test I use . If it ain’t shaving sharp it ain’t sharp . An older buck fixed blade , from about 1979 is the hardest to sharpen that I own but it keeps an edge forever

    Those Bucks take awhile to sharpen.  Once you get them sharp it pays to keep them touched up.
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  • gearheaddad
    Was there hair in your tomato?
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Ricci.Wright: 31540506452891/comments/31540483078683
    I throw a fine silk handkerchief in the air and slice it into two pieces as it flutters to the ground. 

    Sounds like one of those John Wick movies.

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  • jimdeere
    He wouldn’t do that with his fine silk underwear.
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  • mogley98
    I gave up trying to sharpen knives and now I use those razor inserts
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  • Smitty500mag
    I throw my snot rag in the air and cut it in half with my knife and then draw my gun and shoot holes in both pieces before they hit the ground. 
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  • pulsarnc
    Scout , the buck has been with me forever . Next to a worn thin , probably 75 year old " old hickory" butcher knife from my grandparents it is my favorite knife for skinning  deer and such 
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  • hillbille
    I throw my snot rag in the air and cut it in half with my knife and then draw my gun and shoot holes in both pieces before they hit the ground. 
    well the bubbles outta keep it floating long enough to shoot it..........
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