New grips for my Kimber. Its much more shiny but the pictures werent catching it.
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They look great on that hun.New grips for my Kimber. Its much more shiny but the pictures werent catching it.
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You as well.
Good looking steaks. Thanks for the invite BTW.
Beautiful. The meat and the gun. I love ribeyes and those look nice. Medium rare is the only way to go. My last steak was great but the restaurant overcooked it a bit. Still super tender so I didn’t complain but it was a 32oz prime ribeye so I was a tad annoyed. Still a great meal with my wife so I chose not to cause an issue.That Tomahawk is a thicc boiii too, a little over 3.5lbs. If I had to guess probably close to 3.5in, maybe 4in thicccc. View attachment 268129
Oh yeah man, I’ve done a reverse sear and that’s how I already plan on doing it. Gonna start it in the oven and finish it on my Blackstone flattop. Medium rare is always the way to go, Nom nom nom!Beautiful. The meat and the gun. I love ribeyes and those look nice. Medium rare is the only way to go. My last steak was great but the restaurant overcooked it a bit. Still super tender so I didn’t complain but it was a 32oz prime ribeye so I was a tad annoyed. Still a great meal with my wife so I chose not to cause an issue.
Have you ever done a reverse sear? Best way to cook steaks. 180 for an hour or so until internals about 110, remove the steaks, crank the grill to 500-550 then sear 2-3 minutes on each side. Seared outside but all the same doneness inside. Of course you can go hotter than a final internal of 115-120 if you chose but with fine meat like that it would be a sin to overcook it
Perfection.