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Southern Draw “Firethorn” in size Toro. I’ve had this cigar before, but can’t remember whether I liked it or not. It a bit harsh, but then again it’s very fresh. I get lots of pepper and baking spice, but it’s not very smooth.

I have some others that I’ll rest in the humidor for a few months and then revisit the cigar.

Right now it’s not very gratifying.




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GUNSMITHING/ KNIFEMAKING / Re: Personal airgun smithing.
« Last post by skfarmer on Today at 07:26:21 AM »
those turned out nice!
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My that turned out nice!
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GUNSMITHING/ KNIFEMAKING / Re: Personal airgun smithing.
« Last post by nelstomlinson on April 16, 2024, 11:08:29 PM »
A short shank in a full size handle is hard to beat.
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GENERAL DISCUSSION TO INCLUDE OFF TOPIC / Re: Road trip planned
« Last post by jabberwoki on April 16, 2024, 08:52:30 PM »
If you head through Grangeville, I can put you in touch with a bud there that works at 'the' shop for p&w and curtiss wright radial engines. It's a nice area too. Not too close or too far from spokane and boise.

Not this trip although i went thru there last trip.
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GUNSMITHING/ KNIFEMAKING / Re: Personal airgun smithing.
« Last post by hickory n Steel on April 16, 2024, 08:30:48 PM »
Awhile back I decided to shorten all the shanks of my Grace drivers for more finesse/ control,  and I'm very glad I did.
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GENERAL DISCUSSION TO INCLUDE OFF TOPIC / Re: Road trip planned
« Last post by bonneyman on April 16, 2024, 05:29:06 PM »
Been thru that area of the States - nice folks! Was traveling towards Boise on my way to Seattle and broke down - in a snowstorm! Telephone repair guy just getting off his shift saw me on the side of the freeway and turned around to help me out. Saved me from possibly freezing to death!
Many years later the Mrs and I travelled to Yellowstone while visiting friend's in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Beautiful country!

You could always visit Tucson. We have the prettiest cactus and best Mexican food anywhere.  :))
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This is how the old gal looks today. It was actually a rust bucket. I welded a piece of 16 gauge plate in the button of the tray and welded a bunch of holes throughout the rest of the frame work. The handles were like Swiss Cheese. So I pressed on a short piece of brass tubing that was hanging around my shop... I'd imagine that brass tubing is worth more than the whole project.  I'll be putting an automotive clear cost of everything tomorrow..




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GENERAL DISCUSSION TO INCLUDE OFF TOPIC / Re: Road trip planned
« Last post by gtermini on April 15, 2024, 11:45:56 PM »
If you head through Grangeville, I can put you in touch with a bud there that works at 'the' shop for p&w and curtiss wright radial engines. It's a nice area too. Not too close or too far from spokane and boise.
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