It’s here, all the way from Japan and didn’t get stopped at customs Had braced myself for import duty, handling fees and god knows what else...phew!!Now stored away in my Wenger box...just need the Eddie Bauer version
Nice stamp collection too. P
I agree, explains why the box was so big....
Uh, quite a few things. First of all, my first order from AG Russell. I decided to save up and get three of the four models I had been looking at the most at once: two fixed blades and one folder. I've been on a smallish fixed blade kick lately for some reason. K-93 Featherlite One-Hand Knife in AUS-8 with the clip-point blade. It's 3 7/8" closed, which is perfect. The locking mechanism should be left-hand friendly, and it's just an ounce and a half. I wish they were still made in ATS-34, but the only offerings now are AUS8 and VG-10. I chose AUS-8 mostly due to its cost, but it's also a little tougher than VG-10, despite not having as much edge retention. ATS-34 would've been my first choice if available, however. I'll get a VG-10 version when the "General Purpose" blades come back in stock. (Image removed from quote.)Woodswalker in the leather hip pocket sheath. 6" OAL with a 2 3/8 AUS-8 blade. It's a full-size knife, but I don't need to wear it on my belt. While I bought it for "just about anything," I bought it with a focus as to be a hunting/fishing knife. (Image removed from quote.) Hunter Scalpel in orange. It is just 4 3/4" OAL, but the blade at 2 1/4" isn't much smaller than the Woodswalker. I bought this one more for general use--and it weighs just a half-ounce! This is a sweatpants knife that can take on stuff some larger folding knives can't (the most stress I've ever had a lock endure was when cutting up some heavy thick cardboard boxes with a 2 1/2" lockback). AUS-10 is also miles ahead of AUS-8. (Image removed from quote.)I'd been looking at this Stockman for 2-3 months now. I had some eBay Bucks expiring soon, so I had to do something with them. Brought this one down to a little more than $25. Crosman Blades (Camillus Cutlery Co.) 910A. Locking master blade and a fully serrated coping blade. MUCH better layout than the Schrade USA 89OT from the same era.(Image removed from quote.)
Also, I just won these two off an eBay auction.
Oh yeah, I forgot we should be getting our munchpak today, 10 diff snack foods from all over the world thrown into a box and shipped to your doorstep, then next month 10 diff snacks some can be from the same country’s but will not be the same foods, But the Mrs, the kid, and I will all sit and try a little piece, if we all like it then it well it will pretty much get eaten all by then end of the taste test, if one likes it and others don’t like it well, they end up with the snack to themselves, it’s kinda a fight between the kid and me, cause the Mrs just picks, I must say we’ve had some good snacks, yet at the same time some real nasty ones! Like fish flavored snack, err.. needless to say they got tossed! Lol.. I used to take pics and post them on here, We once had something unique made over in UK, and it’s a wafer with caramel between another wafer, now you can eat it cold, but you can also put it over top of your tea or coffee and it heats the caramel, and I spoke to someone in the UK but they never heard of them, yet we went to the store like 2weeks later and they actually sold them here in the US, like huh.. it’s kinda fun..JR
That sounds like a stroopwaffel, you can get them here but they're Dutch or German I think?
Stroopwafels are Dutch. Specifically, they are from Gouda. Like the cheese And me, I was born there as well. My body is made up of 42% stroopwafels and Gouda cheese.
You must be delicious over a cup of tea...
I wonder what he would be like with a nice Chianti and fava beans... or not. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Too much information. Some of us have over-active imaginations.
New toy came in! JR
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