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I don’t take any tools to an old knife but boy howdy I’ve chopped on a couple of modern ones! I’ve used a dremel for polishing only. Everything else is done with sandpaper or stone. I took a lot off the spine on the top one and you can see I’ve marked it up to take even more off. The middle...

I was parted from my money soon after seeing the new Buck “Larrin”. It’s a dressed up Squire with a Magnacut blade and a fun little tribute to the Knife Steel Nerds website.

Call ruger and send it in. Let us know how it turns out, please!

Having a short barrel sure helps with the thick ones because a high riding OWB is all I have personally found that works well with a 242 or 327 PC, and these aren’t even heavy. It’s just the size.

I offer 90% of retail. I’ll take that Colt SA for $1200, you know, for the widows and orphans.

That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen. It is clearly unloaded.

My Uncle carried a no dash as a Deputy back in the 80s. When he took a job as a prison guard he sold it to my father, who left it to me.

Interesting. I know of no other 7 shot 32s than the CA Professional. Do you plan to acquire one?

I’d love to see some more pics of the cylinder if you find time!

LCR in 38 or 32. Darn things are near impervious to sweat

A cleaver idea, I think you mean :p

If I were tasked with outfitting a PD with revolvers it would have to be an 8 shot in 357, loaded with 38 special hst

I’ve never noted a problem. Could be I’m too poor of a shot to notice.

Awesome! They look great and a great story

I really like S45VN

So KME vs PA Pro? The KME has more stones and strops in more grits available. It goes up to 1500 grit in diamond and has blank kangaroo strops available to add any strop compound you choose. The PA Pro has a more stable system. It handles traditional knives well, both in the clamp and on the...

Today I sharpened up my Buck 112 in S30V. The lower grit stones removed material fast and this knife finished with a slightly cloudy mirror that is impressive. You can see in one pic that despite taping up the thumb studs I still bunged them up.

I’ll get on a modern knife soon. I’ll pick a middle of the road “super” steel and see how the low grit stones do

I couldn’t resist taking one more stab at a traditional. This time a GEC 86 Angus Jack in medium rare. The “pen” blade turned out excellent on the small knife table and the main blade (sheepsfoot) fit the v clamp perfectly and turned out excellent as well. The v clamp is very solid with minimal...

Next up I will do a modern folder in the v clamp, as that is likely what most folks would use it for.