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Appreciated, kenpo. Good strategy with the inexpensive cutlery!

My feeling is that if it works for you, then that okay! Thanks TNR.

I’m right there with ya, Bassbob.

Wow, great story, Doc. It’s brave people like you who protect our nation. Randall

Thanks, Sld1959. I agree about the original’s handle. SA’s Field Knife has a more rectangular cross section for a better “handshake.” Randall

Mesmerizing guitar by Alex, Bassbob. Back on topic, is this your trusty axe? Lol!

Bassbob, 2112 was my introduction to Rush in the late 70’s. And as far as Caress of Steel, they played Lakeside Park at the show I saw in 2015. That actual date was the “24th of May.” When Neil sang the lyric, I got chills...

We all travel through life. We need to enjoy the now. Randall

I certainly agree, Pitdogg2!

Yeah, it scares people when I double park my Kryptek-camouflaged HMMWV at the local 7-11.

Mr. Johnson and company are indeed talented. The Kangee is made in Taiwan. Randall

Agreed about the poll end as a hammer for utility. I find a spike useful in my line of work. Thanks for weighing in! Randall

I’m not much of a concert guy, but I saw Rush live in 1982, 2012, and for the last time in 2015. RIP Neil, and I miss Alex and Geddy as well. But yeah, the Kangee could take down those double-necks! Randall

Thanks, Talyn. Your footer begins and ends with a little Rush. Far out! Randall

You‘re setting the internet on fire!

Thank you for your service, Sir! I am jealous of your history and familiarity with the 1911. My Grandfather carried a 1911 in WWI. My LE career went 9mm to .40 to 9mm and back to .40. I’m still at the “10mm short” around these parts. I won’t be turning down a .45 offer at the range. I appreciate...

Agreed, Honorman!

Glad to hear! It is a sweet gun in a competitive field.

Mine was certainly not unwelcome!

I have a red Alox Farmer, which I like. The saw is superlative. But my all-time favorite is the Tinker for the same reason as SLD1959.