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  1. The high quality thick US steel in the less than ‘minty’ saws has a value of it’s own as it can be fashioned into a variety of edged configurations including weapon blades and other tools. Depending on price you really can’t go wrong when finding good steel even apart from antique and vintage finds.

  2. Fred, I agree. The old thick American steel used in old saws also works really well to cut lumber or logs.
    I am a barbarian.
    I probably use and enjoy tools that my children will get a few fewer dollars for when I meet my maker. Old saws top this list.
    I do the same with my firearms.
    I am a happy barbarian though.

  3. And on a somewhat related subject don’t forget the usefulness of a crosscut saw after things go south. You will only have gasoline available for so long to run your chainsaw.

  4. I follow Palmetto State Armory daily and receive Daily up dates. The sale on the 5.56 Nitride BCG’S actually goes until noon tomorrow Jan 10. Go get ’em!
    *****Buy Low Sell High*****

  5. And hand saws are much quieter than gas saws when opsec matters.

    Surplus and good American steel saws are available at yard/estate sales, swap meets, fleabay, craigslist, etc. can be had relatively cheap. The old crosscut saws with the large teeth are hard steel. You can wear a file out sharpening them. They are an excellent source for home made knife steel.

    Sportsman’s guide (I have no affiliation buy maybe they could advertise on this site) has Italian military surplus saws in new condition for $10 each. Item # WX2-658064.

  6. A few years back I purchased an old 36″ one man cross cut saw used on eBay. I got a hold of a copy of the US Forest service Cross Cut Saw manual and the appropriate tools and sharpened it up. It actually sits next to my desk at home waiting for the day I might need it. I enjoy using it but I do not have the time to cut all my firewood with it.

  7. “The government’s annual income only pays for 88 percent of spending. It creates a $985 billion budget deficit.”

    And this with a booming economy. What happens to the deficit during the next recession? What a waste. Thank you Republican congress.

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