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He's a cross: German Shepherd with Rhodesian Ridgeback. Faithful hunting companion and family pet: http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i10/xavierdoc/CE017B30-AE98-40F9-84D4-C60E2E5900B7_1.jpg http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i10/xavierdoc/93023876-1024-488F-8102-58CB0AEF8386.jpg http://i68.photobucke...

She's finally done it...



She's actually using HER mule that I lovingly handled in pink.

Maybe now she'll stop using the kitchen knives in the garden!

I think an H1 mule (or equivalent "non-corrosion" steel) is an excellent idea.

I don't think people realise what they're missing in H1.

Count me in.

The best thing is, it's my mother-in-law's floor!

I froze in horror, watching my much-loved Spyderco Resilience fall, tip-first toward the tiled kitchen floor below. There was a sickening chipping sound and I heard a second impact as a piece flew off and struck the skirting board. In my mind I was already contemplating the options for re-grinding o...

Thanks, Surfgringo.

My M4 Manix stained easily but now has a good patina.
My Gayle Bradley shows no signs of corrosion.
My M4 mule has some pitting.

All see similar use and after care. I don't know if variations in heat treat would explain this. Difference in use is just as likely.

PM2 M390



"Woodcraft Mule" which I handled in CF/red liners for a good friend:

sal wrote:We can consider a Mule Team in LC200N.

sal

Excellent!

As I read through this thread, I kept thinking "I hope Sal reads this!"

I've used Mules, South Fork, Bushcraft, Caspian and Warrior for EDC, deer, bushcraft and carving (Caspian only used as dive/fishing/EDC knife). I used an original Ackerman Serrata for EDC/deer and bushcraft, though I haven't used the Spydie version. If I could have just one of the above, it would be...

I used mine for deer. Took some video footage, too (one handed!)

Unsurprisingly it works well and the sheath is easy to clean. Personally, I prefer a drop-point for processing game; easier for work in the abdomen (catches less) and skinning.

Removing the rib cage from the spine:
[video=youtube_share;c2_6vGdWeoI]http://youtu.be/c2_6vGdWeoI[/video]

In short, my love affair with 3V, and the Tuff, continues!

Part2:
[video=youtube_share;bJrr21NCfrI]http://youtu.be/bJrr21NCfrI[/video]

Continued...

Part 1: Warning, dead animal pics and footage: Here is my previous review of the Tuff on this forum. The knife has continued to be used in a similar manner and is performing well. I was butchering a deer the other day and thought I'd give the Tuff a bit of a work out. I tried a one-handed video of m...

I enjoyed your review and excellent photos, GoldenSpydie. Thanks.

I thinned mine and put a new convex edge on it. I posted a review on here.

Greg Walker wrote:Who made the sheath, please?

I made it. Not pretty but it works!

xavierdoc wrote:I emailed 0900 on the dot. I had an email exchange same day (Thurs), confirming the order.

Since posting this, the delivery has arrived.

Excellent service: Golden to UK in 2 working days!

I emailed 0900 on the dot. I had an email exchange same day (Thurs), confirming the order.

Sadly there probably isn't really anything that will be hugely effective. Maybe it could be slowed a little by limiting it to 2 per credit card/paypal account. I ended up with 4 of the K390 mule, instead of 2 mules and two forum Natives (separate orders), due to an ordering error (most likely mine)...