VAMPIRER KILLER

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BILL, i just watched the latest episode of ''TRUE BLOOD'' and there was a switchblade in it. it got me ta thinkin, would it be possible to build a stiletto style switch with a wood blade ??? maybe the tang area could be metal cause of the ware.
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Make it out of rosewood, that would have a REALLY nice look to it.
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It could be built, but it would beat itself to death in short order.
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YOUR RITE BILL, it would most likely be a curio in a case i guess
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It would sure make a cool addition to anyone's collection. 8)
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That particular knife was supplied by a good friend of ours.
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Only two woods here in the lower 48 that could take the beating would be desert ironwood and Osage Orange(hedge/Bois D'Ark)

Tryker if you plan on doing some vampire killing how about an out-the-front wooden stake? That'll teach those blood suckers whose boss 8)
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that would actually be really easy. Get a cheap otf, and then cut a piece of wood just like the blade and replace it.
again, Id go with rosewood
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Viking45 wrote:Only two woods here in the lower 48 that could take the beating would be desert ironwood and Osage Orange(hedge/Bois D'Ark)

Tryker if you plan on doing some vampire killing how about an out-the-front wooden stake? That'll teach those blood suckers whose boss 8)
iron wood was my only choice
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I might try to make a wooden balisong now
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Can you add a spring to this? Image :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I just learned Hawthorn aka quickthorn or whitethorn wood is used to kill a vampire.
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john wrote:I just learned Hawthorn aka quickthorn or whitethorn wood is used to kill a vampire.
Are you saying your basic grape stake won't kill your average VAMPIRE? That's what I keep around for just that purpose.

Now, I have to worry that iff'n I pin a vampire to the earth and thrust my trusty grape stake through his evil heart, he will just smile at me and tear-out my throat, ushering me into the ranks of the undead where I will remain forever and ever... BUMMER!
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I like to use silver bullets, silver fragmentation grenades, and also run down urban vampire teenagers with my solid silver pickup truck.

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tr4252 wrote:I like to use silver bullets, silver fragmentation grenades, and also run down urban vampire teenagers with my solid silver pickup truck.
Mr. Tom,

Ummmmmmmmm... I'm thinkin' silver bullets are for dispatching werewolves...
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