Careful there Tom, looks like the hammer is ready for action. Nice traditional firearm
Speakeasy Aquisitions - March 09
- Thread starter TimmyBoston
- Start date
Lucky to find a few Rock River Arms 1911's locally. I could not resist this Basic Limited Match .45 ACP. Beautiful finish, tight smooth action, crisp 3.5# trigger. Can't wait for my next centerfire match!
Very nice pistol, sir! I own a RRA AR-15 and love it! Good piece of harware you have there!
DL
Good eye Bushranger and thanks. Just finished some dry-fire practice and snapped the photo. With bullseye shooting I don't use the safety often, only load when told to, fire when directed, and leave them empty with an open action between strings.
No pics, but I just got the following:
Al Mar Falcon with talon edge
KaBar Dozier hunter
Ontario Rat 1 Folder.
The Al Mar is a beautifully put together knife - I might have opted for the 4" bladed Eagle if I had seen them side to side as the Falcon is a pretty small knife - but that is what I was looking for. The thing is so damn light I don't even realize its there.
The KaBar Dozier is perhaps the best made $20 knife I've seen - I've not used it, but it looks great, has decent scales, a nicely shaped/ground blade and came from the factory sharp enough to shave arm hair.
The Ontario Rat 1 is a larger and more "tactical" folder its got a nice full flat grind blade and for $25 its another great deal in a larger knife. I don't consider this a great EDC for lots of folks as its heavy and bulky. The only problem is that the opening is quite stiff and I need to play with the tension/work it in.
Finally, I got a set of the coarse diamond rods for my Sharpmaker - these will really speed up the initial bevel setting process and I'm looking forward to testing these out.
Al Mar Falcon with talon edge
KaBar Dozier hunter
Ontario Rat 1 Folder.
The Al Mar is a beautifully put together knife - I might have opted for the 4" bladed Eagle if I had seen them side to side as the Falcon is a pretty small knife - but that is what I was looking for. The thing is so damn light I don't even realize its there.
The KaBar Dozier is perhaps the best made $20 knife I've seen - I've not used it, but it looks great, has decent scales, a nicely shaped/ground blade and came from the factory sharp enough to shave arm hair.
The Ontario Rat 1 is a larger and more "tactical" folder its got a nice full flat grind blade and for $25 its another great deal in a larger knife. I don't consider this a great EDC for lots of folks as its heavy and bulky. The only problem is that the opening is quite stiff and I need to play with the tension/work it in.
Finally, I got a set of the coarse diamond rods for my Sharpmaker - these will really speed up the initial bevel setting process and I'm looking forward to testing these out.
First post for me here on B&B.
I was fortunate to find a very nice package deal on Rocky Patel and Cusano cigars. I think I'm going to need a larger humidor.
: I was also fortunate to secure a very smooth Scotts Bunnahabhain 1977. 
I was fortunate to find a very nice package deal on Rocky Patel and Cusano cigars. I think I'm going to need a larger humidor.
: I was also fortunate to secure a very smooth Scotts Bunnahabhain 1977. - Thread starter
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First post for me here on B&B.
I was fortunate to find a very nice package deal on Rocky Patel and Cusano cigars. I think I'm going to need a larger humidor.
Welcome to B&B!
Black Maple Hill Bourbon
George Dickel #12 Tennessee Whisky
Punt y Mes Sweet Vermouth
2007 Valle Reale Vigne Nuove Montepulciano d'Abruzzo
2007 Fontanafredda Barbera Piemonte Briccotondo
Peychaud's Bitters
Luxardo Amaretto
George Dickel #12 Tennessee Whisky
Punt y Mes Sweet Vermouth
2007 Valle Reale Vigne Nuove Montepulciano d'Abruzzo
2007 Fontanafredda Barbera Piemonte Briccotondo
Peychaud's Bitters
Luxardo Amaretto
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