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I picked this up for $30, probably paid to much but it looked interesting. Story is that a guy purchased from a estate sale from a Doctor that collected knives in Kansas. Anyone good at identifying knives?

I was able to reach out to a guy that knows a little about Puukko knives. He sent me this: "KAUHAVA is inscribed in the blade, a city in Finland that is famous for producing knives. Yours looks like a working knife PUUKO is how they call this type of knives. It is carbon steel so you have to oil it after work. Definitely a old piece of history. Use it and enjoy.

Interesting for sure. Thanks

Thanks, fixed it

22 TCM brass, 43 pieces fired all nickle. $40 shippped or $35 picked up in Santan.

Lol right! Man I can't believe you have not sold that beast yet.

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Sent reply back

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Hawk, I never killed one for that reason.

Nope you are all wrong, they are pigs. That's why we all call them pigs. So Oz, wild wood, hoof, your telling me you never called a peccary a pig? Be honest!

Yes they are!

Looks like the gutless method like Casey was saying. Educate yourself and look it up, it's the only way to go.

Nice shootin

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Nice job, I've yet to kill one.

Honestly I can see it both ways. My kids did 22's two years ago. They were very familiar with the rifles were as you might have a kid that never has handled a rifle. That being said it's the parents responsibility get them shooting a rifle. Yes still sucks they went to bb guns.

All good, I just heard about it. It's been tough to get kids in the field day class.