Please include me in this very nice Karma. I don’t have a use for the grips at present, but would like a chance at the knife. The grips I would pass along in another Karma.
KARMA! KARMA! KARMA! Winner! Post #96
- Thread starter lihpster
- Start date
Awesome Karma!. Count me in.
John
John
Very nice Karma.
Please include me.
Please include me.
nicky4968
Member
Include me out, as I have won a karma before.
But this is very nice of you.
But this is very nice of you.
Count me in. Thanks
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I'm in, thanks.
Class III
Class III
CecilB
Member
No thank you, but a very nice gesture!
Rpg
Member
You’re offering a very nice karma, but I respectfully don’t want to participate. Having your father’s knife would make me feel like a vulture.
Keep it.
Keep it.
27 Man
Member
I’m in and many thanks.
charlie sherrill
Member
I'm in! Thank you.
Spajohn
Member
My K22 would love those stocks, count me in please!
birdshooter
Member
Please count me in.
CAJUNLAWYER
Member
I'm in! Thanks amigo
sjb66coronet
Member
Please add me to, thanks.
OP
And the winner is:
#29. MetalMan! Congratulations, Sir! Check your inbox. I will be sending you a PM for shipping info.
Thanks to everyone that replied. And, again, thank you to everyone here for making this such a nice place to be!
#29. MetalMan! Congratulations, Sir! Check your inbox. I will be sending you a PM for shipping info.
Thanks to everyone that replied. And, again, thank you to everyone here for making this such a nice place to be!
OP
Now that we have a winner and I'm not throwing off the post numbers I can post to address an issue from this thread.
To those who said that they wouldn't feel right taking my father's knife, I understand and respect your position. However, it is not the only knife my father built and definitely not the only knife he ever used. I have many others to cherish. Nor is the sheath the only example of Uncle Don's work that I own. It has sat on a shelf for years. I'm sure both those men would be proud of the interest in their work and happy to see it go to someone who will enjoy it. I simply wanted to include it so that you could see this karma was personal to me and not just cleaning out my grip box.
Again, thanks to all who replied, participant or no. This was fun. I hope you all enjoyed it as much as me.
To those who said that they wouldn't feel right taking my father's knife, I understand and respect your position. However, it is not the only knife my father built and definitely not the only knife he ever used. I have many others to cherish. Nor is the sheath the only example of Uncle Don's work that I own. It has sat on a shelf for years. I'm sure both those men would be proud of the interest in their work and happy to see it go to someone who will enjoy it. I simply wanted to include it so that you could see this karma was personal to me and not just cleaning out my grip box.
Again, thanks to all who replied, participant or no. This was fun. I hope you all enjoyed it as much as me.
I believe this was one of the most followed Karmas in some time.
Bloody well done.
Bloody well done.
OP
Ahhhh. Like I said, if you wanna catch flies, use honey. If you wanna catch Smith collectors, use out of production target stocks.
Lihpster, you are very kind to offer up a part of yourself - your Dad - to the people of the forum. A wonderful gift contains something of the giver and something of the receiver. Your gift of the knife and grips tags both bases. Nicely done!
Now I have a question for you, having gone back to look at the initial photo. Your Dad's knife has 3 notches; two on one side, one on the other. Do you know and care to share the meaning of the notches?
Now I have a question for you, having gone back to look at the initial photo. Your Dad's knife has 3 notches; two on one side, one on the other. Do you know and care to share the meaning of the notches?
