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Caribbean Jigged Bone
The flintlock refers to a single-shot muzzle loading firearm that used flint to create a spark that ignited gunpowder to propel a lead ball. The flintlock played a significant role during the 17th and 18th centuries, the Golden Age of Piracy. It became a symbol of danger and adventure associated with pirates like Blackbeard and Calico Jack.
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Yellow Jackey Ribbed Bone Handle, Satin 154CM Blade, Steel Bolsters, Titanium Clip The Finch Knife Co. Stinger sports a 3" spear point blade of 154CM with a satin finish. This knife has a...
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MODEL 1929 Welcome to 1929, the year Grand Teton National Park was founded. Model 1929 is inspired by the magnitude of the Tetons and the virtue of the Park Rangers who protect them...
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Ironwood The flintlock refers to a single-shot muzzle loading firearm that used flint to create a spark that ignited gunpowder to propel a lead ball. The flintlock played a significant role...
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The American Bison once roamed the Great Plains by the tens of millions. Bison can weigh up to 2,000 pounds and stand 6 feet tall. Over-hunted by settlers who moved into the Kansas...
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Ghost Green G10 The flintlock refers to a single-shot muzzle loading firearm that used flint to create a spark that ignited gunpowder to propel a lead ball. The flintlock played a...
