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Ka-Bar 2-3051-6 Mule Field Folder Knife

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AUS 8A Stainless Steel
Includes knife and sheath
Weighs 0.5 lbs.
This lockback style knife has a closed length of 5 1/4" and an open length of 9 1/16"; the edge angle is 15 degrees

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The perfect large folder
I've had this knife for over a year now, and it never lets me down. Although it is large, it can still easily fit in a pocket. The AUS-8a steel blade is comparable to 430 stainless and thus resists corrosion; however, it has a more natural tendency to take a good edge than most other stainless steels. The handle offers quite a secure and ergonomic grip. The blade lock is (IMHO) the most favored system and offers a secure safeguard against an accidental close. If you want a quality folder that is rugged in every sense of the word, the MULE should be at least a consideration.
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January 20, 2008 (Pennsylvania, USA) | Helpful Votes: 11 | Rating: 5

Amazing.
This may as well be the king of all folders, because with its solid feel and design, weighing about a half pound with 4 inches of quarter-inch thick (doesn't sound like much, but for a knife, it's pretty dense)AUS-8a steel, and it cut everything that I've put to the test so far. When you hold it, you know that it is that KaBar quality. The blade is motionless even when I've attempted to shake it around to test its construction. Its handle is definitely meant to be held for the human hand, unlike some other knives out there. It cuts through index cards and cardboard like tissue paper, and saws through wood with ease. It comes RAZOR sharp from the package, and I have a feeling that I won't ever have to sharpen it. . .it's stayed extremely sharp for about 3 weeks now, and I use it almost every day. The blade locks in place with a satisfying *click*, and when it's time to put it away, the disengaging mechanism happens to be on the back of the handle, which is a really nice and stable...
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April 22, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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This heavy duty piece of equipment is the folding knife's answer to the traditional KA-BAR fixed blade. Sturdy construction and pure heft ensure this knife will withstand any test you dare put it through. Cordura sheath included. Top to learn more

Pleasantly Surprised
I've been looking into Ka-bar knives for a while, but could never justify buying one for myself. I got the mule folder for my dad as a birthday present. When I opened the box to check the goods, the first thing that struck me was the weight. At roughly half a pound in weight, The knife definitely feels like it can take a beating and keep on trucking with little to no problem. Although there is no pommel as a part of the design, the handle still feels solid enough for use as an improvised hammer out in the wilderness. the second thing that struck me was the handle. The combination of the grooves and the small rubber in-laces in the handle on both sides make for a comfortable and secure grip which is surprisingly unhindered by the carrying clip. I cannot vouch for its comfort level in left handed users though. (Haven't tried it.) Another thing, the blade is hella sharp out of the box. I only gently brushed the blade against the pad of my finger and I found myself nursing a nasty little...
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December 30, 2010 (California, USA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 4

Ka-Bar 2-3050-9 Mule Field Folder Knife

Regular Price: ~~$69.96~~ | Price with discount: $32.95 | You Save: $37.01 (53%)

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Weighs 0.5 lbs.
Includes knife and sheath
This lockback style knife has a closed length of 5 1/4" and an open length of 9 1/16"; the edge angle is 15 degrees
AUS 8A Stainless Steel

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Great Folding Knife
I bought this Ka-Bar Mule Field Folder Knife about a year ago to replace a similarily priced (but somewhat dull and impracticable in comparison) Buck Knife. What a difference! The Mule is sturdy, very sharp, solidly constructed, and the blade is easy to open and close. I would recommend this knife to anyone who wants a quality folding knife that doesn't have to be in your pocket (a belt case is included). I'm not a hunter but I've used this knife for all kinds of stuff around my house and yard and it has more than met my expectations. Highly recommended.
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February 19, 2008 (Sarasota, Florida) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5

Outstanding heavy-duty folder
Perfect choice for anyone looking for a reliable, heavy-duty folder that can handle any task expected from a pocket knife and then some.The blade is fairly large and has a very practical shape. Shaving sharp out of the box, good edge holding, can be sharpened to a razor edge easily. I've often used it as a paring knife in the kitchen and it's equally at home outdoors for anything from whittling to setting up a survival shelter. The grip is highly ergonomic and fits the hand well, much better than most modern EDC folders with ultra light, skinny grip scales. It won't slip even if wet or greasy thanks to the rubber inserts. Can be opened one-handed easily with either hand.While pretty big for a folding knife it's still not overly huge and can be carried in a pocket conveniently, especially if you're wearing BDU's or cargo pants. Lock up is absolutely solid and can be adjusted with Torx screws if necessary.For those who need a practical, sturdy knife...
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June 27, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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Great American Knife...Made in Taiwan
I carry this knife every day and wouldn't be without it. It is truly a heavy duty item and so sharp it has to be handled very carefully. The only criticism would be the word "TAIWAN" printed in bold letters on the side of the blade. For some reason, I expected K-Bar to be made in the U.S.
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August 26, 2008 (Canada) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 4

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Two Mules For Sister Sara

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DVD contains 9 minutes more footage than the VHS version
I compared both VHS and DVD and they trimmed out tons of scenes here and there for a total of 9 minutes cut on the VHS version. why did they trim those before? Some of the cut scenes include Sara and Hogan traveling, and some are scenes like in the saloon, and in the hideout with the rebels.Also the DVD picture shows much more from side to side and a lot more on the top and bottom compared to the VHS version fans of the movie have had to live with for years. The quality of the picture is fantastic. This is probably the best improvement over VHS I have seen.They also changed the cover from the old VHS version! It still looks great on the DVD, but the old VHS version showed the Mexicans and French fighting! why did they remove that? This is an action type western movie. If you see the cover it almost looks like it might be a romance movie. They should not have changed the cover.There are a few times when Hogan shoves Sister Sara over a wall or into a tree by placing...
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October 11, 2003 | Helpful Votes: 30 | Rating: 5

A masterpiece!
Hogan (Clint Eastwood) an ex Civil War soldier is a drifter looking for not so easy but definitely shifty ways of making money. He runs into 3 men molesting a naked woman (Shirley MacLaine) in the desert. Defending the woman, he kills the men and discovers the woman he saved is a nun. Together they embark on a mission to help the Mexican rebel army blast a French fort on the 4th of July. Eastwood is in it for the money; Maclaine for humanistic reasons. The guns are blazing, the French are all over the place, and Eastwood and Maclaine are falling in love. There is only one problem: MacLaine is a nun... or isn't she?Outstanding western with great action, witty repartee, wonderful characters, surprises and what not. If you haven't seen this classic by now, boy have you been missing...
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December 10, 2007 | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

We make a good team
In an inspired bit of casting, sexy and effervescent Shirley MacLaine is cast against tough and laconic Clint Eastwood. The result is a frothy little frontier romance that is two-thirds wonderful. The last third, when TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA returns to its action roots and involves us in a long rebels versus the establishment battle scene, is more an intrusion than a culmination. I would have liked twenty more minutes of Eastwood-MacLaine and hang the rotten French colonial garrison. This is a funny and straight-forward love story that bears comparison to the best teamings in action history; TWO MULES doesn't embarrass itself when set against any of the John Wayne-Maureen O'Hara films, which is about as high praise as I'm capable of. My favorite element - throughout the movie MacLaine rides the smallest mount I've ever seen. The burro she's saddled to is shorter than many domestic dogs, although both rider and mount maintain as much dignity as the...
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November 14, 2004 | Helpful Votes: 25 | Rating: 4

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Mule Logger

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Marius' Mules III: Gallia Invicta

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A joy to read!
The Marius' Mules series has been a joy to read. S.J.A. Turney has lost none of the ingredients in this third book that have made his previous books so successful.The three books have offered a fantastic historical journey coupled with a style of writing that has allowed the reader to establish strong emotional attachments with specific characters and their individual personas. I came to feel their joy, their pain, their rage and much more. By the end of the third book I felt like I knew each one personally.Our journey began with book one (2009) set in 58BC with the tenth legion camped in northern Italy awaiting Julius Caesar to outline his plans for the invasion of Gaul. We experience the camaraderie of such characters as Fronto, Priscus, Balbus and many more as their relationships are cemented through life's trials and especially through `blood and guts' battles with the various Gallic tribes.Book two (2010) takes place in 57BC as Caesar readies...
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October 25, 2011 (Victoria, Australia) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 5

Entertaining
A lot of the history books I have read on this period are based on Caesar. It is usually very long lists of the numbers fighting, where their tribes are from etc. This creation of the author, for me, has brought the history to life. Following the adventures of Fronto as Legate of the 10th legion, like the sharpe and Cato series, allows you to keep to the broad historical truth while allowing the author to entertain.Instead of lists you are swept up with the charachters into the battles. Would rate this author as up with the likes of Simon Scarrow and Bernard Cornwell for his creation of a very likeable series.This series for me has been very good value for money and kept me busy reading.
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October 23, 2011 (TN USA) | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 5

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It is 56bc. As Fronto and his friends winter in Rome and Caesar in Illyricum, trouble is brewing in the north. The tribes of Armorica, driven to desperate action by the harsh rule of Crassus, raise their standards in defiance of the Roman eagle, causing a chain reaction that threatens everything the legions of Caesar have achieved. Can the general's commanders stamp out the fires of rebellion before the whole of Gaul is ablaze? Meanwhile, in Rome, the conspiracies against Caesar take an unexpected turn, plunging Fronto and his friends into a world of crime, violence and intrigue that threaten everything the legate cares about. The city is in turmoil and the republic is teetering on the brink of disaster. In a year that takes the legions and their commanders to the heaving Atlantic Ocean, the treacherous valleys of the Pyrenees, and the seething underbelly of the greatest city in the world, everything is about to change for Marcus Falerius Fronto. Top to learn more

Another solid read
This is obviously from the name of the title the third book by SJA Turney about Caesar's invasion of Gaul. At this point in the story you already know if you enjoy Turney's writing or not, so I won't say anything on that. Though you should not start with this book, it does not stand on its own, Turney just throws you right into the story. This can be a good or a bad thing depending on who you are. It has been close to a year since I read Book 2 so the begging of the book took me awhile to get everything straight. The first third or so of the story was a little slow, but as soon as Fronto gets back to the legion the action picks right up. While not my favorite book of all times if you enjoy Turney's other books then for $2.99 you can't go wrong.
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October 19, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 4

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Desert Mule Folder, Serrated, Black Blade, Tan Nylon Sheath

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Knife
Folding & Lock Back

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The Folder Fighting Knife
I give this knife 5 stars for superior materials and worksmanship, for super sharp and well hardened blade and lastly for a handy, tough, and many optioned sheath. The serrations add for more versatility which is what I bought. The sheath has many carrying options. My favorite is the sideways position. Also, wherever there is a snap there is also velcro making everything very secure. This is an ideal knife for a sportsman, a fisherman, soldier, surivalist, or camper/hiker.
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January 20, 2010 (Fort Myers, Florida) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5

My Kabar Mule Review
Mule is a perfect name for this knife, it is big and hefty. Put it in your hand and you know you have a tool ready for anything. Designed for combat, this knife will breeze through any task.
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April 8, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

This is a knife!
Awesome knife! Nice and big and hefty! It has a great feel to it. Nicely balanced. Well finished handle and blade, and of course, very sharp!
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January 20, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Mule Folder Serrated Edge desert colorManufacture ID: 3053This is the folding knife's answer to the fixed blade fighting/utility knife. Made famous by KABAR the mule is just as versatile reliable and rugged. Heavyduty stainless steel liners provide lateral strength. Double thumb studs assist in one hand opening for either right or lefthand users. Rubber inserts ensure a comfortable and slip resistant grip on the handle. Sold with a nylon sheath fitted with Velcro and snap closures that can be mounted horizontally or vertically on a belt. Style: Folding Lockback Closed length: 5 1/4" Open length: 9 1/16" Shape: Clip Handle Material: desert Zytel Steel: AUS 8A Stainless Steel Made in Taiwan Weight: 0.5 lbs.Warranty: KABAR Knives Limited Lifetime Warranty Top to learn more

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If you can’t get a friend to mule some stuff over from the US or UK, Brouwland can send you what you need: a hydrometer (for measuring the sugar level of your beer), a rubber stopper with an airlock, and a food-grade vinyl tubing for siphoning. Since you need to condition your beer in the bottle to get it carbonated, and you (probably) don’t own a bottle capper, you’ll want to buy some glass bottles with those swing-top lids. Brewing suppliers will send you small vials of yeast, but there is another option: in unpasteurised beers like Leffe or Hoegaarden, both of which are available in Turkey, there will be a small amount of yeast left on the bottom of the bottle once... They’re not expensive and they’re virtually imperishable, so buy a tonne if you make an order. As for all the other kitchen equipment, you can get it in Istanbul: you’ll need a kitchen scale, a cooking thermometer, two stockpots (1-gallon and 2-gallon), and a small sieve. No matter how you end up getting yeast, you can re-use the yeast you grow, which means that yeast costs virtually nothing to produce. My stateside beer drinking career involved access to all kinds of amazing beers, and the lack of options in Turkey was getting me down. Beer yeasts are not the same as the dry bread yeasts you pick up at the market, so you will have to get creative. And they’re delicious, so you’re going to need them. If you have to ship this stuff, make sure to buy hops as well. Okay, so if you’ve gone through all the hassle of tracking down all these, you’re set to go. With the equipment in hand, you’ll just need ingredients. You can culture this yeast in the bottle ( here’s how ), grow a thriving colony, and then use it to make your own beer.

He shows me a fallen down Catholic church behind the school, and talks about how they'd like to repair it. We walk down a steep gully, cross a stream, and on the other side we pass through a cemetery. I see a lot of poverty here in the Castaches area, of course, but it's nothing like the desert of Cabaret. So by the time we leave the paving, and eventually what anyone might describe as a real road behind, and are – I guess you can't call it 'four wheeling' when you only have two wheels – I am pretty comfortable. Nobody from up there is going much of anywhere today, unless it's very close by. Castaches is an agricultural area. Every time we go down a hill I have to hold my weight back with my arms, as there is nothing to brace your legs against in front and I keep sliding forward. I'm not about to put my feet down as he does to help right or brace us. I have no idea when he's going to start up again, and I don't need to break a leg here. Margarette tells me that every time she comes here, it rains. I see shoes on almost everyone, although a lot of people are carrying them because of the mud. Margarette and Claudette and I also discuss that some people really aren't suitable to be business owners, and they'll need to work for others eventually. I've seen photos, but it's hard to understand without seeing it. In the process of building the school, the Foundation needed water. The drivers are four guys chosen by one of them, who is a friend of Mr. Saint Fleur. In those villages, they can buy items in short supply elsewhere – matches, dry goods, etc.

Although I do actually enjoy that mule kick – what can I say yes most of the time I like a bourbon that’s got smoke and power, but is smooth and smells like happiness, but occasionally I want something that screams bad-bourbon, something that... Suffice to say it has a single redeeming quality – it kicks like a mule. 5 – This bourbon kicks especially on the first sip, but even after it reminds you that it’s a bourbon, and the bitterness only seems to detract from making this go down smooth. “The Original Sour Mash –Since 1835– When Dr. James Crow invented the sour mash process in 1835, he revolutionized Kentucky bourbon-making. 5 – Now I made sure to add a little less lemon juice than the standard 3:2:1 Whiskey : Lemon Juice : Simple Syrup ratio to compensate for the bitterness of the whiskey, and I’m glad I did, because any more and this would have been too sour. Now granted at that price range if Ezra is available I’d buy that – but since that’s a more secretive drink, I could still buy this. 5 – Now I’m fine with things being sour, but then again that’s usually when I enjoy a whiskey sour which includes lemon juice, I don’t think you’d need that here as it’s quite bitter. 5 – I hate to harp but you can smell it, and it smells like it tastes. Old Crow soon became the world’s best selling bourbon. It’s fine though because it means I got to sit down with a nice bourbon – some Cajun fried chicken – and all of my teeth (Never go full Kentucky). Sadly though while last week’s bourbon wasn’t the best we’ve had, it did earn itself a 6.

Add to this the fact that you can pitch your tent wherever you like each night ie: nowhere near the High Sierra Camps if you want and take whichever route you feel like from one camp to another, the whole experience can really be whatever... Mule trains are still used today to carry all the food, gas etc into each camp and then carry all the waste and litter out. The camps were built in a loop, a days hike apart from each other, so that a full circuit takes at least six days. Back in the 1920s, the National Park Service at Yosemite decided to build five ‘man-made-tent’ camps out in the high wilderness of the park. Making sure you go steady and don’t rush is also a very sensible way of making sure you don’t suffer from mild altitude sickness. We’ve been lucky enough to do this circuit twice – once in 2000 and again in 2003 – but having had a retro feel to the blog for a couple of posts, I thought I’d go ultra retro again and post the piccies from the 2000 trip. The High Sierra Camps, Yosemite National Park chrissiedixie &diams. Being Yosemite though, the number of people on the route each day is controlled by a permit system and so it is actually very peaceful and quiet.

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200-year-old Crabill House a testament to hard work

When the bricks get high enough, you put cross timbers in and you start another floor. If I were young and strong, I could do it,” he said. The problem Berkhofer might have today would be coming up with a mule to mix the mud for the bricks on site.
Josh Beckett had lat soreness before his last start in Chicago and never told ...

Rob also talks about the importance of Clay Buchholz' start tomorrow and gives us an update on Josh Beckett. what you can get our -- for a certain extent. Without your Carl Crawford without your kept me that's very mobile very well -- get the better
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They also give the white mule a place on the menu. “The albino mule is where we get the name for some of our beers,” Harrison said. This history can be seen on the beer menu in the White Mule Ale and the Woodruff IPA. The Brewery has been brewing a