Thread: Ern ATOR

I have had this 13/16 ATOR blade for several years. Shined it up and put it into some bland scales. Something about the curves of this blade requires the original scales!
I finally found some earlier this year and have finally had the guts to get it done properly. Now, breaking Bakelite gunstock scales is something I historically do well, but I managed to get it pinned up tight with the original collars. I had a scare when I saw 5/8 inside of the scales, but a mock-up told me there was room for a bigger blade. Now it is properly dressed! A new member of my rotation.
To the hones!
Tom

Tom