Edge

I can do that. Ability to keep an edge depends on carbon content, hardening I acquired a Damascus Bowie a few weeks ago from a CWT member and the blade had never been hardened I can do that if the steel is high enough in carbon. I commonly grind the edge 22' Run a file across the edge and see if it skates or digs in.

Hallowed ground.

Anyone? Your gun is a Stevens model 350 but it could have anyone of several different names on the gun. Steven made those guns for several different retailers that each gave the gun their own name.This gun is not to be confused with the recent Stevens model 350 which is a cheap pump gun. Here is what one looks like in good condition: Close enough, model 355

Lee/Enfield

Anyone?

While waiting for Gunit... Here's an old wall hanger... Name that Gun!

High Standard

I sometimes grow a winter beard. But if I ever encountered CJ2010's beard in a hallway, I'd have to yield the right of way.

That is really sweet, Tac. Thanks

Hints, man hints

Luger

You didn't have to smuggle them back then. Just put it in your duffle bag. Yeah I remember seeing them for sale in pawn shops as a kid.

Pardon the pun but I'll give it a shot in the dark..Reising?

Post a gun, Gary

He didn't smuggle that BAR home by any chance?

Colt 1908, and priceless? Did he prefer it over the 1911?

Nah, that was a toughie.

Wow. Have you dated this?

winner, winner you and Wink split a chicken dinner.

model?

If you're going to cuff them like that, might want a zipper in back too?

Here's an easy one, Name that Gun!

Nice piece, Wink. I was thinking Browning but since it was designed by Mr. Browning, can I get partial credit?

Looks a lot like the shotgun Gunit posted. Post the before pics.

Hey Gunit, I think it's a Rogers, Cactus Jack says Parker. Either of us right?