Pull the knife apart, soak the handle in water, then sand the blade slot so that the blade fits in with just the right about of friction, then reassemble. Handle swell issue fixed.
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Pull the knife apart, soak the handle in water, then sand the blade slot so that the blade fits in with just the right about of friction, then reassemble. Handle swell issue fixed.
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I've owned 12 BRK's in a variety of steels and still own 7. All have been excellent knives.
IMHO, they are getting too expensive and I personally cannot justify the cost any more. I would...
Have done lots of beef jerky in the dehydrator. Tried lots of recipes and ultimately ended up going very simple.
Use beef round (low fat).
Slice it cross grain 1/4" thick.
Brine the meat over...
Get something that has a belt pouch. Kids are less likely to loose it if its on their belt rather than in their pocket.
If its a 'pocket knife' than it really needs to be <90mm closed and have...
Roast chicken cooked in the pizza oven with home grown cauliflower, beetroot, pumpkin and spuds.
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I think you will find that the line is the transition in the heat treatment (ie a quench line). The eye will be softer than the edge for improved toughness.
Image was taken with a Nikon D850 fitted with a Tamron 15-30 f2.8 lens, tripod mounted.
ISO-64, f/16, 2 sec exposure, post processed in Lightroom.
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Whiritoa moon rise
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Whiritoa Beach
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Whiritoa Beach
I've watched a few people cutting frozen meat with the reciprocating saw on youtube, and I am not convinced that I would want to spend the money on one given the results (I don't own one and have...
Anyone got any recommendation's for a benchtop size meat bandsaw? Needs to be easy clean and capable of cutting frozen deer shanks into 3/4" slices.
My shoulders are not liking my hand saw any more.
I've been running Hankook RT01's and RT02's on my truck for the past 25 years including a modified Range Rover club 4wheeling. IMHO they are the best bang for your buck for offroad, and on road...
Vegie's from the garden, venison from the hills - life is good!
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Both animals shot at 250m dropped on the spot.
I was meat hunting over the Easter break and managed to shoot three hinds in quick succession, all from the same spot, ranging from 27m to 254m using the 6.5 Creedmoor.
I was using factory ammo,...
This one's been terrorising the wife while she has been doing the gardening.
Happy wife, happy life!
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.22LR - internal barrel scrub every 10 years. Always put away rubbed down with a rag covered in EEZOX and suppressor removed.
Centerfire or non-lubed rimfire - after every shoot, foaming bore...
Wouldn't you be better off with a .243? Barrel life difference would result in a lower overall cost per round fired.
Deer on the hoof weight percentage make up (approx):
Blood - 5%
Hide - 9%
Bone - 13%
Organs - 23%
Meat - 50%
I personally don't eat anything from the deer except the meat, so why carry...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lzWxl-M6VQ
Family dinner last night - whole sirloin in the smoker, cooked like a brisket.
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These guys are great to deal with.
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I have been gifted a Winchester 1903 .22 Automatic. The action is in very good condition, with most of its bluing still intact. The barrel has had surface rust and someone has been a bit aggressive...
Most stainless grades are poor conductors of heat, which is another downside. Never cook a steak in a stainless frying pan.
Thermal Conductivity:
Copper - 380 W/m K
Aluminum - 150 to 240...