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Just wanted to add that there are some people selling fakes online, so if anyone is interested in purchasing one, tread carefully. A true Joe Houser Buck knife will include a Buck factory letter and/or certificate signed by Joe Houser.

I've never owned one but have seen a few up close. They're very nice quality. There are a lot of collectors out there that really love Buck Knives, and the thing about these Joe Houser knives is that they are made by Joe himself who has had decades of experience working with Buck. They're direct...

I think it is a viable option for concealed carry. I own a 351C and compared to several different J-frames I have owned over the years, it's been the lightest one to carry and easiest to shoot. It's known that J-frame revolvers in 38/357 can be hard for a novice to shoot well. The only negative...

I believe there is someone on the forum who sells a plug for it. Oh wait... wrong hole. Congratulations on a fine shooting revolver.

They probably have no idea what the can opening tool on a Swiss Army knife is.

I own two different Lux-Pro flashlights and highly recommend. Both were purchased from Lowe's. They're built well and batteries seem to last a decently long time. Also I can recommend their customer service as well. I had an issue with the first one I bought where I lost a part when changing out...

Oh man. After watching this I have very little hope for the future of our country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC35FAJDFpY

I work hard to stay in shape. I'm in my mid 40s and have noticed that those who have a gut or struggling to fit into clothing will have a harder time concealing. Even more important is investing in a proper belt/holster. I don't cheap out on those. Wearing a coat or jacket helps too. Below you...

Glock makes a quality pistol and they probably have the most aftermarket parts available if you're looking to mod. The thing is we are living in times when just about every manufacturer is making something in the once Glock dominated category. As others here have mentioned you need to find what...

I think all three are excellent 357 revolvers. Price wise I see Ruger GP100's going for what S&W 686's sell for these days. The Python's go for a premium due to their collectibility and for a long time they were out of production, so prices kept going up. A well built 686 is built just as...

I think this is great! A lot of people have been asking for an all metal pistol for a long time now. I left the M&P platform some years ago but after they finally updated the trigger and now this, it's definitely got me contemplating picking one up. Will have to feel one in the hand first, but I...

Edge Brand bowie. These were Solingen made in the 60s-70s.

Only if you were a boy growing up before PC/woke culture then you'll understand this.

Ah I see it's the yearly Tyler-T thread and the company is still at it... taking orders and giving the customers the silent treatment. The last time I ordered from them was around 2015 and they took months to deliver. If the website is still up I assume they're still in business. You just gotta...

I remember getting the email for when these were released. It looks like a solid performing blade. Don't remember the model but it reminds me of an older Western USA knife. Also in the first picture is the blade completely in the sheath? If not, that sheath is not well put together. It should...

I think in the future it's going to take more than a year of your life to watch all the extended cut versions of the movies and then however many seasons The Rings of Power continue on for. I am content with what Peter Jackson did in his movies and honestly just not interested in this. There is...

Your brass one is newer production that was most likely made within the past 25 years. Tyler stopped stamping the sides with "Tyler's Grips/Okla. City" a long time ago. And I don't recall ever seeing the brass colored ones until around maybe early or mid 2000s. The vintage Tyler's were either...