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I apologize for my ignorance, but what in MIM????...Mike

Jimmy's knives were, I think, as much works of art as they were knives. I was at his humble shop several times as he made the 8" incher for me. I bought the knife with the broken blade from my brother because he was going to cut the handle off. Seems it was sticking him in the side. There is no...

See if you can hack through a juniper limb without breaking the blade...Mike

Yes I suppose it is there all right...But really, if it were cleaned up the blade is so thin there it would cut you with out gloves...Mike

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Ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law...We have all heard that. I had no clue...How was I to know that the knife would not do what so many other knifes had done over the years...Bottom line it couldn't...Yes I abused the blade considering how fragile it truly was...Stainless or carbon the...

I'm sorry...Not another thread...photo is on Post #7 here on the first page...Mike

Well Salmoneye is for sure right about one thing...From the serial No. the pistol is a 38 pre model 10 made in early 1956....He Id the gun so I'm going to go with the grip. But what about what smith357 said in reply #31...he seems pretty sure...Mike...There is another thread that shows another...

Well you know this happened in a split second. There very well could have been a twist..Mike

Alright I'll fess up....I was trying to cut/cleave off a green 1" Dia. juniper limb. It was slightly over head making the job somewhat difficult...The reason I wanted it is that it was loaded with berries and would be used in Christmas backs/wreaths...The blade is 440 stainless and is pretty...

Onmilo says..."The coarse checkering makes me think they are replacement grips from SILE Inc. SILE also used plain brass medallions. HTH"... I think he is on to something. My eyes are not the best but on close examination I believe there are more rows of checkering on the stocks In the above...

You all win a set of invisible grips!!!!

Alright, this has been fun, really! Here are the photos...I think I've figured it out...Actually the photos are on another thread...

Thanks all...Kim: I would love to send it back but Jimmy passed on...His brother may still be in the area and taken over the knife making. I really don't know. I've had this knife for a very long time. RC: I have been contact with valkman and then in turn Tom Krein whom he recommended. I feel...

Sitting here contemplating all the guns of various types over the 50 years I've been shooting. I think about loading up, loading down and how various calibers react to that sort of thing. Some of the calibers mentioned for the most part would be like killing ants with a sledge hammer. Some like...

DPrice...Thank you for passing along that article...Very well done...I am all the more determined to find one!!!!

I just looked at the Gander Mt. site...Thanks...A small model 19..Lol...I'm going to start my search...There is a gun show here In Medford Or. this weekend. I'll start there...Mike

No RC...I'm going to keep it and look for the 60-18...Mine is of course fixed sights...I think is see what you mean...The front sight?...Mike

Well fellas here is what those grips look like in my hand...As you said to each his own. When I get this post done I'll tell you about a conversation I had with S&W today....

I have two Jimmy Little knifes. I foolishly broke a piece out of one of these beautiful blades....Can anyone suggest what can be done to repair or replace the blade...Mike