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Moder 25 and Magnaport 25-2

I am in SF You will not be bothered and no one will even take notice of your knife unless you do something with it to bring a lot of attention to yourself.

This is one I carry I do not see anyone carrying fixed blades but it is what I prefer. 4" blade of 5/32" thick ATS-34, 8.5" overall and I made it, the sheath and the stainless pen too.

Right now I am carrying this one. [/IMG]

In all the years I have been reloading 45ACP I have only had one case rupture. It was a weak case and I learned that cases wear out and different guns will support the back of the case differently. Some throats can be lacking in support of the case head. I never let anyone shoot my reloads. Good...

Taps As a machinist I can agree with buying the best taps and do buy American if you can. Also do yourself a favor and get or make some type of support or guiding device to support the tap and keep it square to the hole. The last thing you want to hear is that snap of the tap, it will ruin your...

This is one of my 45ACP revolvers I have had it for a long time, they used to be unpopular and were easy to find but that was many years ago. Nothing like the old time craftsmanship and the finish on these. Unfortunately they do not make them like this anymore. [/IMG]

Here's one of mine... A favorite to this day.[/IMG]

I am also a...... gun nut, that's what got me over here.

I never gave it a name.. but I made a few out of 0-1 (first knives made) and then some out of ATS-34. They are all 1/8" thick, 8.25" overall and the blade is about 4". Weighs 2.75 ounces. The wood on this is locust burl. The one in this picture is stainless, wife likes it in the kitchen and...

I like it all... since I have been a machinist for so many years, old school, no CNC. I only started making some knives last year for I could not find what I wanted. It's also nice to carry something you made. AS for carbon steel, I like that just fine, they all have their place and it's nice...

Thanks to all The little wharnie was made as a gift to a friend, it's his favorite blade style. The skinner was the biggest pain in the butt EVER to grind like that. I learned a lot of what not to do on those. These are all ATS-34 and the wharnie is a lot more useful than I thought it would be...

Fixed Blades I am new here but it is nice to see others that prefer fixed blades like I do. Those are very nice knives. I thought I would share a picture of what I have made and carry. Large one is about a 4" blade, 8.5" overall.