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Sure is slick action, been playing with it and it has a lot of guts. Wouldn't want to be in front of it when it goes off.

Hi John, as far as I can tell they are black Stag or elk horn.

The action is quit beautiful, a lot of authority both in and out.

Thanks

Did a search but haven't found one like this. Could anyone give me some info and value? http://i440.photobucket.com/albums/qq127/LornceLornce/IMG_0388_zpslqjwbmxk.jpg http://i440.photobucket.com/albums/qq127/LornceLornce/IMG_0389_zpspwvqo8bn.jpg http://i440.photobucket.com/albums/qq127/LornceLornce/...

Verrrrrry sooothing Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I believe what we are seeing here is an act of natural selection in the animal kingdom.. That is... natures "mistakes" culling themselves out.

Along with the excellent advice here on silver soldering I'll just add my own. I buy mine at a local Jewellery supply shop,, it has high silver content.. I use a sodering Iron on mine with great results. Clean, clean and cleand before working with the bolsters and lastly use excellent ventelation an...

Beautiful, you are an artist.

Received a $ suprise today from tr4252 in the mail. Thank you from me and my family. The personal outpouring from everyone has helped take the "edge" parden the pun off the legal bills.

Thanks again all.

Doc

That's a beauty, I love the look.

Congrat Vagrant! Always good advice for everyone.

Yes belated is better than never. Have a Happy "T".

Greetings all, I am writing to thank the forum and all the members who have been so supportive to me in the last few months with thoughts good words and deeds. It has made the entire experience a positve one. Thanks to those who reached out to me unbidded to give support to a brother in spirit. I fi...

I own both in folders but prefer plain. The serrated is great for cutting thick rope and other materials but is a royal pain to sharpen. The way I look at it the serrations just take up good blade space.