Yet another stag TL29

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glennbad
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Yet another stag TL29

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Nothing awfully fancy here. TL-29, main blade converted to accept liner lock. Thong hole, and EO notch.

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You sexy thang ! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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I like it, I love it, I want some more of it! Great look. ::tu::
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Man that shines! Nice work Glenn! ::tu::
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How many would guess the electrician's knife heritage of that knife if they had just seen it "in the wild"? Excellent job as usual.
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Glenn , once again you have amazed us with your skills. You are making it harder to wait for my
TL-29 to come back. ::teary_eyes:: Sending it out today.
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That sure is Purdy!! :)
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