Handgun Racks by Scotian

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Handgun Racks by Scotian

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Here are some pics from the two I recently ordered. Pic quality worse than usual, was pressed for time, sorry.

They arrived very quickly by the way, and pleasant dude to deal with.

EDIT: Ignore the slight crack. I did that.

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Nice rack :lol:

Picture of the knife would be nice :wink:
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Replacement Rack on the way
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Scotian wrote:Replacement Rack on the way
It was my fault, no need. I dont expect others to pay for my mistakes..I certainly appreciate the offer, but its not right, so dont. :)

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Ok

Just let me know if you need anything else
ill be sure to look after you

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notec wrote:Nice rack :lol:

Picture of the knife would be nice :wink:
I have 3 or 4 Kukri's in various sizes. This is the smallest (6" blade).

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#7 Post by notec »

Nice......I think its time to start another knife thread in the off topic forum......

Here is one of mine......
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ITGUY - or Scotian - is that a rubber paint?
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Daryl wrote:ITGUY - or Scotian - is that a rubber paint?
Hi Dayrl
No, dont think so.... more like just textured paint. I know that rubberized paint of which you speak though...almost "velvety" in feel.
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Your review worked! Got a pistol rack on the way. :wink:
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#11 Post by Scotian »

this is what i am using


Wheelie the Rack should be In your Hands tomorrow
i sent it yesterday
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notec wrote:Nice......I think its time to start another knife thread in the off topic forum......

Here is one of mine......
Sorry i forgot this, and cant find the 11" one. I like this style so bought 3, the 6", 11", and this 16" :)

I also need a couple more racks from our fiend come to think of it now I'm here :)

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send me a pm with what size racks you need
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#14 Post by jckstrthmghty »

It's nothing a bit of glue and a clamp can't fix.

I'm a big fan of the kukri style blades. Stories of lopping off a water buffalo's head in one swing.
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jckstrthmghty wrote:It's nothing a bit of glue and a clamp can't fix.

I'm a big fan of the kukri style blades. Stories of lopping off a water buffalo's head in one swing.
Well, maybe AH-nold or Dwayne could do it...I certainly couldnt, although I'd gladly let Doug and Dave (Forged in Fire) have a go with it...nothing wrong with steel from a leaf-spring :)

Scotian: I did.
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