I just got her in the mail. It took forever to get it through customs from Poland.
I am basically a nylon whip cracker, so this brand new kangaroo whip seems stiff and hard to crack. I don't know how long they take to break in, but I am looking forward to it.
Why 9 feet? Cheaper than ten feet, longer than eight feet. I think it's the perfect length.
Karol did a beautiful job and the kangaroo looks nice and even.
Pictured with a Browning Hi-power and a Musso Bowie by Daniel Brock.
Karol Bilecki 9 foot indy
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Daniel Brock makes "primitive" old-fashioned knives for reenactors and collectors. He doesnt do the fancy polish or perfect finishes, but he does really good quality and a really low price. (search plowshare forge)
My Hi-power is one of my best friends. You can pet her, but she only sings for me...
Daniel Brock makes "primitive" old-fashioned knives for reenactors and collectors. He doesnt do the fancy polish or perfect finishes, but he does really good quality and a really low price. (search plowshare forge)
My Hi-power is one of my best friends. You can pet her, but she only sings for me...
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