Overtime again this week and next – I understand how two 70K + slots are open this long 1) These kids are lazy 2) It takes takes a year of hands on training to qualify to take the test administered by the city to be allowed to operate steam plants . . . If I can’t have it NOW I don’t want IT!! I might get dirty and sweaty – Heaven Forbid!!
Rant Mode OFF – Enjoy YOUR weekend with some Doors . . .
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
1) Identify troubled individual
2) Groom troubled individual
3) Trigger troubled individual
4) Order police to stand down for maximum carnage
5) Amplify event on TV
6) Demand more power to disarm the people
Sound familiar?
Had this on vinyl and wore it out -one under rated group – Enjoy!
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
May 23 1943 . . .
A fast ship going in harms way . . .
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
From the movie – the initial engagement -the sinking of the Hood – and damage to The Prince of Wales . . .
A compilation of clips from the movie – sort of a “Cliff Notes” version of the movie . . .
The final battle scene from the movie – the reality – nothing pretty about it – just a big gulp of reality . . .
And just so you don’t have to go look for it – the full move . . .
And I found this – it’s different . . .
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
From the album “Street Survivors” – you know – the one with all the flames on it – and you either get that reference or you don’t . . .
Enjoy!
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
Don’t know about you folks – but I enjoy his videos – and if I’m not careful I actually learn stuff watching them – LOL!
Enjoy!
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
Smoky Mountain Knife Works has stepped up to the plate with their Rough Ryder brand and took a big swing – and put one over the center field fence . . .
Love the anodized green pivot collar – that little bump or pop of color works good – and while not one of my favorite blade profiles, the wharncliffe blade looks good on this particular pattern knife . . . as a thought – neon green braided paracord in the lanyard hole would look sharp – somewhere there exists around here a bag of various colors of paracord – I will try to find it – although it’s probably easier to go buy some – I will try to get some “lanyard” thing going for this and get a pic of it posted for all y’all . . .
And the spacers? Same green – you gotta love it – and they will look even better as the patina picks up on the knife and it darkens from it . . .
Not a fault on the fit/finish of it – good engagement on the liner lock . . .
A look at the blade centering – doesn’t get any better than this . . .
A close up for you – you can see the green spacer peeking out . . .
( wasn’t going to use this pic but I was so surprised the cellphone got a decent close-up I threw it in here – LOL )
A look at the stainless steel pocket clip – not reversible . . .
At just over a 1/2 lb it is one solid chunk of knife . . .
As good looking as this is – I had to give you a glamour shot – Your Welcome!
So where am I at with this? As a manual flipper it is easy to deploy – real smooth coming out – the ergonomics are good – the finger “grooves” work real well – good firm grip – the D2 steel blade is sharp AF right out of the box – 3 1/2 inch blade length is enough for most pocket knife “things”, and the copper scales are just off the chart . . .
The only ding . . .
The one thing I would do differently IF it were up to me – spring assisted opening – love spring assist flippers – but that’s just me . . .
What’s in YOUR pocket??
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
Comes in the Red/Black box we have all come to know and love . . .
Another Culpepper? – Bruce, You already have one – Not like this . . .
Bruce! – What? – STOP TEASING!! – OK . . .
It is all copper – and it is gorgeous . . .
No separate bolsters – stainless – nickel silver – Oh No – none of that – just copper . . .
D2 steel blade – sharp right out of the box . . .
And hanging out with the “normal” Culpepper . . .
Looks wise shames the “normal” Culpepper . . .
On the right – brass liners – nickel bolsters – G10 scales – all good stuff . . .
On the left? – ALL copper – simply two slabs of machined copper – Hell yes . . .
The normie Culpepper comes in at 3.2 oz . . .
The copper Culpepper comes in at 4.4 oz . . .
Great stuff from SMKW and Kershaw – the scales texture give you a good grip – D2 steel for the blade works – and the heft of it in your hand really feels good – and good looks to spare – The only downside?? You need two of them – one to keep “pretty” and one to put in your pocket and let it do the “patina” thing . . .
You haven’t gotten a Copper Culpepper yet?? – Why Not? Click and Go – it’s just that simple . . .
At $49.99 you are getting quite a unique Kershaw for the price – and the fun part is everyone who has handled this has tried to buy it off of me – this knife is cool enough that if I could figure out how to “do” WordPress I would figure out how to do a contest thing and give one away – however – trust me when I say I don’t understand all I don’t know about this mess . . .
What’s in YOUR pocket??
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
This is a good one – Enjoy!
Have Fun! – Run the Gun! – and remember – Fish Heads are Cheap!!
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