well i cannot compete with a pulse, or boobs.
tyb
best tool steel is modern tool steel with a twist of epic history.. A Standard Manufacturing was a requirement of my habit. never rotated that cylinder and will never even cock it once, back in the safe it goes, i dont think about the cost, its art in my hand.
them tools behind it are for having fun…
while the std mfg is sweet and all ya really need something to get dirty and work the field, enter the Taylors.
i still need new button fly jeans and some other outfit parts, but i've been building my SASS kit… some day it will come together.
a Taylors 5" Ranch Hand in 45LC (Brass T-Guard) strong-hand-straight
a Taylors 5.25" Smoke Wagon Short Stroke in 45LC weak-hand-straight
a pair of Taylors 3.5" Runnin Irons a Short Stroke for weak-hand-crossdraw & Full Stroke for strong-hand-crossdraw
the last Taylors 4.5" Cattleman in 357Mag with birdshead in cross-draw
and some sweet wood planes i use regularly, a Lie Nielsen 4-1/2 and a Lakeside 5C and Lakeside 7
tool steel, my slide for the night!
get some!
o7