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<blockquote data-quote="BadgeBunny" data-source="post: 1386241" data-attributes="member: 1242">That&#039;s what I am thinking ... I want something I can use and will not go dull the second time I yank it out but I don&#039;t want it to cost a fortune either.Ahhh I see ... funny you should mention the casull. I was at H&amp;H yesterday with a girl who have only shot a gun one time before in her life. We got to talking to the guy at the counter (you know, the one with the pink gun! LOL) and she was asking about the &quot;bear guns&quot;. I had forgotten how heavy that thing was ... Makes my full size .45 feel like a airweight! Also ... how do you &quot;take care&quot; of a knife?? Is there a special way to clean it like with guns and ... ok, this is gonna sound stupid, but I really don&#039;t know ... how do you sharpen them if they go dull? Can you use a stone with all knives or is it different for different kinds of metal?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BadgeBunny, post: 1386241, member: 1242"] That's what I am thinking ... I want something I can use and will not go dull the second time I yank it out but I don't want it to cost a fortune either. Ahhh I see ... funny you should mention the casull. I was at H&H yesterday with a girl who have only shot a gun one time before in her life. We got to talking to the guy at the counter (you know, the one with the pink gun! LOL) and she was asking about the "bear guns". I had forgotten how heavy that thing was ... Makes my full size .45 feel like a airweight! Also ... how do you "take care" of a knife?? Is there a special way to clean it like with guns and ... ok, this is gonna sound stupid, but I really don't know ... how do you sharpen them if they go dull? Can you use a stone with all knives or is it different for different kinds of metal? [/QUOTE]

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