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  1. 07-04-2013, 05:47 PM #1
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    Default Patriotic hot rods.

    It's an American holiday so I'm celebrating with a few of my favorite American razors.

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    I'm not generally one to insist on USA made razors, but lately it seems that I'm gravitating toward blades that happen to be made here
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    Born and bred in the U.S of A By ken Powell.
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    Nice collection! USA made razor are very underrated in my book. And im not talking about customs.
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    Very nice collection. Good looks and shaving efficiency.
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    Thanks. I'm particularly enjoying this one lately.
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    It is a seriously 'no-nonsense' sort of shaver. Efficient and simple (but a little massive, which I like)
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    Name: DSC_0122.jpg Views: 292 Size: 47.8 KBCheck out Tim Zowadas 2H2H
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    So.. are the US made razors any good?
    I'm gonna have to try them out one of these days

    Nice looking set of razors there Unit.
    Me likey!
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    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    So.. are the US made razors any good?
    I'm gonna have to try them out one of these days

    Nice looking set of razors there Unit.
    Me likey!
    You should get on Tim Zowada's 2H2H if there are any left I got a prototype a few weeks back I like hart steel but Tim's Razors have moved them down a 2 place Tim's scales are 2nd to none all natural nothing artificial about Tim's razors 100% made in the USA The man makes his own steel he a true craftsman.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slamthunderide View Post
    Name: DSC_0122.jpg Views: 292 Size: 47.8 KBCheck out Tim Zowadas 2H2H
    I would love one of Tim's 2H2H razors - but I already have a rough time convincing SWMBO to let me get a $40 NOS B&B razor I found.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slamthunderide View Post
    You should get on Tim Zowada's 2H2H if there are any left I got a prototype a few weeks back I like hart steel but Tim's Razors have moved them down a 2 place Tim's scales are 2nd to none all natural nothing artificial about Tim's razors 100% made in the USA The man makes his own steel he a true craftsman.
    Yeah, I was just making a little inside joke with my remarks
    Sorry about that!
    I agree with you, Tim does make fine razors and scales.
    The four I have from him are great, and the 2H2H is ordered
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    Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years....

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