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    1. Okiegunner

      New Hand-Forged Ft. Turner Hawk

      Very nice!!
    2. Okiegunner

      canik 55

      Jimbob... Canik55 TP9 @ J & G Sales
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      canik 55

      I have a Canik 55 TP9. Polymer, striker fired pistol with the "stainless" slide (they call it chrome). This pistol is pretty much a clone of the Walther P99. Very well made and a real "value" purchase. Hard shell case, 2 17rd Mec-Gar magazines, cleaning kit, 2 pairs of backstraps and a...
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      2Hawks Tomahawk "Woodsman"

      I've got a couple of VTACs for throwing, so I have not thrown this one. To me, this one is just a nice little trail hawk. Light and fast. I do have one of 2Hawk's "Warbeast" though. That hawk is really something. A completely different beast entirely.
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      Ak-47

      I have posted some of these photos before, so some of you guys may have already seen them. Anyhow...here are a few my AKs. 2 Bulgarians and 1 Russian. 2 stamped and one milled receiver.
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      Lao Blade (Parang/Etoh??)

      A little history on these blades... My wife's brother is married to a Laotian lady. Her father brought these blades to the U.S. in the early 1970s. They were forged and made by a local blacksmith near the village where he lived. I believe that they are made from leaf-spring steel. I...
    7. Okiegunner

      AK Recommendations

      SGL-21 with Izhmash bakelite magazine and Izhmash pistol grip. Sling is(new) old Soviet military surplus.
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      2Hawks Tomahawk "Woodsman"

      I recently posted some pics of the 2Hawks "Warbeast" I liked the quality so much that I decided to purchase it's smaller brother, the "Woodsman". The "Woodsman" has the same 6150 Vanadium spring steel and is also hand-made in Missouri. This one is really fast and much smaller. About 2.5...
    9. Okiegunner

      SHOW US YOUR BLADES

      Here are a few of mine.
    10. Okiegunner

      Experience with Del-ton lowers

      One of my ARs is a Del Ton, HB, carbine. It has been fine. I added some Magpul furniture and Magpul BUIS to it. Never a problem. Does it look as "cool" as my tricked out Daniel Defense? No it doesn't. Does it shoot and fire as reliably? Answer: Yes, it does. Del Ton makes a good solid...
    11. Okiegunner

      SAM7K

      No its not It is a hand made custom tomahawk. It is a Two Hawks Tomahawk "Warbeast" I posted some other photos of it under the "edged weapons" category. Serial numbered 6150 Vanadium spring steel. Sharp on three sides.
    12. Okiegunner

      SAM7K

      I've had mine for about a month now. Really loud and quite a bit of muzzle blast. Fun to shoot though.
    13. Okiegunner

      Two Hawks "Warbeast" (Pictures)

      I ordered this one from Howe's Knife Shop. $185.00 including S/H and a leather sheath for the head. I have bought other things from them before. Mom and Pop shop, retired folks, very good people to do business with.
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      Two Hawks "Warbeast" (Pictures)

      This is a Two Hawks Tomahawk "Warbeast" Hand made and serial numbered in Missouri of 6150 Vanadium spring steel. The head is scary sharp on 3 sides. Thought you guys might want to see some pictures.
    15. Okiegunner

      What's you got coming?

      This weekend I should be able to pick up the "Warbeast" tomahawk, custom built by Two Hawks/Polaris Trading Company. 6150 spring steel and fire hardened hickory handle wrapped with black para-cord. BTW...My OKC Rat-1 came scary sharp right out of the box. Great inexpensive edc knife!
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