Thread: Your favorite other steel?

nuff said.. ;-)

Way to go Mama Bear!!

Originally Posted by crichton

Way to go Mama Bear!!

Thanks Eric... There are about a dozen guns and a couple dozen knives... and this may have something to do why I am still single... and expect to be for a long while...

Originally Posted by gatorfan

XD-45 Tactical. The sheriff's office I volunteer for just approved this beauty for carry.

Shoots like butter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm jealous.
Those are nice! (almost bought one when I was stationed in CA but couldn't bring myself to buy the "CAstrated" version) In a few paydays perhaps looking at one of those or something similar. I like the .45, but I think it will be something both I and my wife like, as for the moment it'll only be one, and I may trade in the MAC 11 (bought 15 years ago and shot surprisingly little since my enlistment)
John P.

Originally Posted by Mama Bear

Thanks Eric... There are about a dozen guns and a couple dozen knives... and this may have something to do why I am still single... and expect to be for a long while...

I'm about to be again.....and I think I'm going to keep it that way this time! All I need is a sharp razor, a good cigar and one of my Harley's.....(and of course some good soap!)

.....and since you're posting that kind of steel, I'll have to return the favor!

1988 85th Anniv. Springer Softail - custom work by myself


2003 100th Anniv. Fat Boy - on my month long trip this past June


2008 105th Anniv. Ultra Classic





I have WAY too many AD's!!! lol......

Originally Posted by crichton

H&K P7 PSP

Say, thats a nice P7. I haven't shot one in years... that is a truly unique and amazing shooter... just amazing.

Too bad it get so @$&# HOT! 1 magazine and you could use the barrel to solder plumbing.

Hold on to that one mate... she's a keeper!

That broomhandle is sweet too!

Cheers,

Justin

Favorite blade to carry... Cold Steel
Favorite firearm is a draw between my S&W 4563 TSW and MY Taurus M44
I like the higher capacity of the 45, and a Smith will chamber pretty much anything
but The 44 Magnum has it's benefits as well... like belching fire more than a foot out of the barrel, and being accurate enough to compete with my M1 carbine...
You don't have to hit an intruder with the 44, it'll scare them to death.


and my favorite project knife... 440C with nickelsilver and cocobolo... 10 inch blade

Thanks Justin, and thats a heck of a blade Mike!!

Biking it up ay. My little scooters. Last photo, Kansas, it looks the same in front as it does in the rear view, and it just never ends.

As far as the roads go, I love my brand new 2008 Civic Si Sedan. Best piece of steel (and other various metals) I've ever owned.

As far as blades go, it may not be fancy, but I've gotten more use out of my Leatherman Tool (original) than I would have thought possible. From car stero to home repair. God bless it. Plus, the blade comes (and still is) wicked sharp.