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  1. 07-19-2016, 10:41 PM #1
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    Just got my new and first Tony Miller strop. What can I say, it's a beauty! Thanks to Mr. Miller for a beautiful strop!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hrfdez View Post
    Just got my new and first Tony Miller strop. What can I say, it's a beauty! Thanks to Mr. Miller for a beautiful strop
    Is that the heirloom 3" he sells that has a light draw?
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    Beautiful strop. I've been eyeing this as my next purchase. I have heard nothing but good things about tony and his strops. Happy shaving!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael70 View Post
    Is that the heirloom 3" he sells that has a light draw?
    Yes. Is the 3" Heirloom Artisan Premium Fast Bridle Strop.
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    Tony goes through phases with his strop making. He makes batches of whatever he feels like or uses whatever leather he has available. I am not in any way disparaging him. I highly recommend his strops but just want any potential buyer to understand that not all of his stock is available all the time.

    Be patient!
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    I have one just like it. To me it's the last word in strops. Love it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    I have one just like it. To me it's the last word in strops. Love it.
    Cool! I'm looking forward to give it the first spin tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    Tony goes through phases with his strop making. He makes batches of whatever he feels like or uses whatever leather he has available. I am not in any way disparaging him. I highly recommend his strops but just want any potential buyer to understand that not all of his stock is available all the time.

    Be patient!
    I just got one of these a few weeks back and his site stated that they were sold out. I contacted him to see when he was going to have it back in stock and he said he would make one for me and ship it out. From first email to delivery was about 7 days and well worth the wait! I guess it never hurts to ask and then be patient!
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    I've had mine for about a year now - Heirloom #3, superb piece of craftsmanship, been palm rubbing it steadily, can tell this one will take a long time to loosen up - hit it last night with a touch of Fromm's Strop Treatment to soften it up some more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cincinnatus View Post
    I just got one of these a few weeks back and his site stated that they were sold out. I contacted him to see when he was going to have it back in stock and he said he would make one for me and ship it out. From first email to delivery was about 7 days and well worth the wait! I guess it never hurts to ask and then be patient!
    Perhaps mine was made from the same batch. I happened to find mine available at his site, I believe it was the last one of that batch.

    The craftsmanship is amazing and you are correct, the shipping was very fast.
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