Maestro-Group Buy

Im so giddy for this. I cant wait

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Originally Posted by crichton

I personally think that anything by the Maestro would be very nice. I tend to like the more simple and less flashy designs than the fancy stuff....my inclusion would probably depend upon the final pricing.....that being said I'd LOVE to have a piece from him in my collection and would like to be included!

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I would have to agree.

I'm in for something in ATS34. Not too flashy, would really like stag scales, yeah....! In a 7/8

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Originally Posted by Mike_ratliff

I have to agree here, simple and classy, although I'm a huge fan of spanish points...

I'd like a nice 7/8 or (6/8 if we have to go small) in the ATS34 or Damascus spanish point with a high quality burl(swirl pattern)or exhibition grade wood handle...
http://www.gilmerwood.com/images/bloc-thu.jpg

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Very nice! This type of wood or stag. Quarter or half hollow, sway-back, nice smile, Spanish or French point, satin finish ats34 (so I can afford it). This is going to hurt my wallet :shrug:

Sounds likea great idea. probably something conservative to keep it affordable for the most people. Standard steel, simple wood scales either 6/8s or 7/8s. Yea count me in.

...me too!

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I'm in if it's affordable. Seeing as it will be commemorating a big crash, how about a big razor? I'd love a 7/8 with a Spanish point and an extra long monkey tail (for 2 fingers), but that's just me.

--Dan

big razor?
If it's going to be a big razor, let's go 9/8ths
I have enough 7/8ths to be getting on with...
:D

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Originally Posted by Mike_ratliff

big razor?
If it's going to be a big razor, let's go 9/8ths
I have enough 7/8ths to be getting on with...
:D

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Thats just crazy talk.....

6/8 imho

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Originally Posted by IsaacRN

Thats just crazy talk.....

6/8 imho

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+ 1 I would rather have a 6/8 or 13/16

BTW Can someone tell me the difference between ATS 34 and Damascus. Is it mostly aesthetic and cosmetic. what the pros and cons of each.