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  1. 04-04-2016, 06:14 PM #1
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    Default GZilla, 6 Hard Years, & still going Strong;)

    I designed GZilla a little over 6 years ago, had Pmoore make it, and it has been through the fire and back. 10" blade of 1/4" 1080, high hidden flat grind, secondary convex, with a handle "Long" enough to back up for serious chopping. Pmoore's HT is top of the line, 6 years with me, proves it
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    I remember when he made that. Nice to see you back around.
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    Looks like it can get the job done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post
    I remember when he made that. Nice to see you back around.
    Thanks Crash...hard to believe that's been over 6 Yeats ago, right. Your knife making has done nothing but get better my friend. I'm waiting on the "Carneyedge" now. 6 1/2" bld, 1/4" thick, for more fine work, but back up on the 6" long handle, and you will have the chopping power of a Much larger knife. I'm waiting on the "Irish Green" G10, overlaid with Black Carbon Micarta, then ground around the sides to expose the green, and have the "Grippiness" of my Carbon Micarta. I will have to start a thread on it, but it's good to see an old friend Crash. GOD bless BroGuests can not see images in the messages. Please register in the forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1stimestar View Post
    Looks like it can get the job done.
    Thanks bro, and yes it can!
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    Ummmmmmm......1stimestar is a ma'am, not a bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post
    Ummmmmmm......1stimestar is a ma'am, not a bro.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1stimestar View Post
    Looks like it can get the job done.
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    Thanks. No problem.
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    My wife and daughter, will work and get just as dirty or muddy as me and my boys, and their both Beautiful. Glad to see other Women like that!

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    Long time no see, Carney! Glad to see you around again. I can only wonder how many snakes that blade has dispatched by now!
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    Remember big knives make your hands look small........
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