House fire cutlery.

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treefarmer
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Re: House fire cutlery.

Post by treefarmer »

So sorry to read of y'all tragedy :( . From your posts in the past, I know your faith and family will get y'all through this ::tu:: .
Sounds like the knife cleanup will be quite a challenge. When you mentioned saving your guns, I immediately though of the 700 you posted a couple of years back.
God bless you and yours.
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Re: House fire cutlery.

Post by johnny twoshoes »

TF, we kept all the hunting rigs in a gun cabinet, which thankfully we were able to carry out. It's all safe and sounds.

Thanks for all the support and advice regarding these knives. I'm gonna hit it hard today and see if I can save anything. I know there are a few that just need minimal tlc.

Thanks again
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Re: House fire cutlery.

Post by Jacknifeben »

Real sorry for your fire damage. Man that is a real eye opener. I keep my knives is flat show cases so if i have a bad day I can go in and forget my problems. I might have to change my storage plan and just grab a beer if i have a bad day.
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