PseudoShooter

Thank you!

Hello all Found a really nice 1964 Gillette razor buried about eight inches deep on my parent's land in Cape Breton. I would love to know how it got there since it was well away from any old foundations and such. Maybe it was discarded out a car window some time ago. It is still fully functional so I am having it cleaned and will install the proper handle on it once it arrives.

I can vouch for Steve's workmanship. I purchased a lower rod off of him recently and the quality was top-notch. It was extremely well packaged for shipping as well.

Received my rod yesterday. It was extremely well packaged. The rod itself is top quality! The fit and finish is top notch and I'm very pleased with how good it looks. Can't wait to start using it. Thank you for your sale Steve!

My foggy memory seem to remember that some "S" quarters at that time were hollow and used to smuggle microfilm. Edit: Nothing on Google, I guess I was wrong. Damn.

Very nice! Thanks for posting!

Awesome finds. Too bad there wasn't a machine you could put those in and see the history behind them.

I looked into getting a one-piece shaft but I realized it would defeat the ability to break the Nox down for transport. I think then that having a super-stiff lower end (where all the lateral forces are) would probably help to reduce or eliminate any shaft wobble. I know my girlfriend appreciates a super-stiff lower end too ?

It looks great! Awesome work. I'll be interested in purchasing one when they're ready...

Nice work! I would be interested in this myself.

Damn, that looks exactly like the one I had when I was a kid...50 years ago.

This. I was going to add, if I find anything that's not trash then it's been a great day.

That's pretty awesome! Nice finds!

I recently purchased a Quest Scoopal. I chose it mainly because it has a chisel point on it and it's available with a break-down aluminum handle. It's still being shipped so I haven't been able to field test it yet.

I weighed the two-way systems pretty hard a few months ago and they were my original choice actually. I like the idea of being able to send a quick message from the boonies to say I was ok. If it was twenty years ago (and if they existed then), there was no doubt I would have got one because I was in the deep bush far more often that I am today. Then I thought about paying a monthly subscription for something that I would use infrequently now. There are plans where you can deactivate the device while you're not using it, but then they nail you with an "activation" fee when you want to use it again. I decided that the beacon would be more cost-effective for what I was going to use it for. The beacon's battery is good for five years so I figured the one-time fee to purchase it was a good deal after all.