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Andy54Hawken

Andy54Hawken

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Some absolutely beautiful weaponry and history there! Really like the tomahawks/axes and knives. Great that you get out and spread your knowledge of the "old" stuff with people.
I don't do anything to your level but always fun to give some history lessons at the range on the 03s and enfields when they go.
 
@Moeca
Thank you.... :D
The knives are old...as in from around 1890 - 1900.
The Brass headed Pipe Tomahawk is also old....from around 1850 - 1870's.
( The handle is one I made )
The Tomahawk with the brass tacks...and all of the knives still get used as intended / as they were made to be used.

I enjoy putting on my displays....lots of work...but lots of fun.
"Don't let history become a thing of the past. " ....is the motto of my display / museum.

03's and Enfields ....nice...great shooters...and yep....lots of history...thank you for sharing their history with others.
Andy
 
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64MercurysRule said:
Awesome @Andy54Hawken . It is as if we are there live and in living color...... Thank you for being there to share History and with us curmudgeons too . ;)
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Thank you... :D
It is a very fun , and also a lot of work ....but ....
Sharing knowledge....getting folks to hold or shoot something from 18 whatever....yeah...that is nice.
Andy
 
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