FTG-05's latest activity
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FMy DragonSlayer ax is ~4lbs(1.8kg) after decades of sharpening by grinding. I am guessing it may have began its life as a 4.4 - 4.5lbs...
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FThanks
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FIt looks a lot like one, with rounded shoulders on the poll. This one is not too blurry: This one also: I got that image from...
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FPicked up a free, round, griddle yesterday. 10”; ‘Paula Deen’ brand. Not sure if the fluted sides, and hollow bottom edge, have any...
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Fhttps://www.amazon.com/Cuisiland-20Qt-17-inch-Pre-seasoned-Dutch/dp/B0992VMK9S/ref=sr_1_13_sspa?adgrpid=1338106215750535&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9...
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FHere is the largest I could find that is made in the US...
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FThese large 36" ovens are still available new, mainly used on outback stations to feed the men in the stock camps. They sell for around...
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FA friend dropped off some mulberries today. They turned into a 10" crisp in this 80 year old pan.
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FA few more, recent, Goodwill finds. #8 skillet: no markings, except for ‘8’. Looks similar to the Birmingham Stove Works style...
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FThey sell a lot of the stoeger at my local shop I've never fired one but they Feel good and every one of them had a far better trigger...
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FMy friend is buying one of the echelons He hasn't decided yet They feel great nice triggers and ergonomics.
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F6lbs is the bee’s knees…however I’m not big on short handles cuz it seems like the head wants my knees…
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FI bought a Pro Splitting axe probably… 7 years ago, and while this may sound hyperbolic, it has been one of the better purchases I’d...
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FI looked at several images online and there were a lot of differences in them. That's why I wasn't sure what i had. I was excited to...
