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swatsurgeon
01-14-2007, 13:28
This was supposed to be a three generation picture....best laid plans.
It is my son's birthday in 2 days but I will be traveling so I gave him his own Harsey Lone Wolf T-1 today...he was excited. It is shown with my T-2 that my dad had 'borrowed' when I received it and my Tactical that is on my SWAT vest.....I got the T-2 back sooner than I expected when dad died last May.
My son has always wanted a knife like dad and grandpa had so this year Mom said okay.
We are grateful to Mr. Harsey for the outstanding tools he designed and for three different knife designations that each generation can use and pass on to the next generation.
The Harsey design is truly a family affair..........
Ambush Master
01-14-2007, 14:00
Good on y'all!!!
Good pic Syd. At least he's got a good start of a Blade Collection, now he'll want MORE!!!:D
Team Sergeant
01-14-2007, 17:25
Great picture!
Roycroft201
01-15-2007, 00:03
Happy Birthday to that good-looking young man you have there, swatsurgeon !
Thanks for your Harsey collection photo !;)
RC201
Eagle5US
01-15-2007, 00:25
What a great photo. And so the appreciation of tradition is passed to yet another man cub.
Awsome.
Eagle
Jack Moroney (RIP)
01-15-2007, 06:20
That's a great picture !
x SF med
01-15-2007, 09:15
SS-
Knife porn? On a family level? :D Nice pic, and Happy BD to your son.
Nice pic. Happy Birthday to your son!
swatsurgeon
01-15-2007, 12:45
SS-
Knife porn? On a family level? :D Nice pic, and Happy BD to your son.
x_sf_med,
We take our porn very seriously...we start with knife and go to gun as we mature............
ss
x SF med
01-15-2007, 12:51
x_sf_med,
We take our porn very seriously...we start with knife and go to gun as we mature............
ss
Excellent, grooming a "mini-me" SwatSurgeon, a true Dr, EEEEEEvil. On the gun side - a nice vintage 1941 Savage Model 3B, perhaps?
Great picture and happy birthday to your man cub, SwatSurgeon!
Buffalobob
01-19-2007, 17:43
That is very nice.
I quit giving my son knives some years ago because he just broke the tips and then went and got mine and left me his. It is hard to gut a deer with a knife with a broken tip.:boohoo
Once he had to buy his own he was more careful.:D
swatsurgeon
01-19-2007, 20:50
That is very nice.
I quit giving my son knives some years ago because he just broke the tips and then went and got mine and left me his. It is hard to gut a deer with a knife with a broken tip.:boohoo
Once he had to buy his own he was more careful.:D
Buffalobob,
what happened to the SF spirit and art of finer cutting with any object that resembles a knife??????? (just kidding)
If my son breaks the tip or any other part of the knife then he'll have to explain to Mr. Harsey why he would like his blade reground/fixed and that will not be a pleasant experience for him.......
ss
Bill Harsey
01-26-2007, 09:36
Great pic! Thanks for posting that.
Swatsurgeon,
got the package and the very nice note from your son. Will return ship Monday.
Bill