Alright, I know I have already posted this knife in this thread.
However the filework on it impressed me so much that I just had to put one more pic up of it;)
I asked to have my initials on it, as it was a gift from the Mrs.
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Alright, I know I have already posted this knife in this thread.
However the filework on it impressed me so much that I just had to put one more pic up of it;)
I asked to have my initials on it, as it was a gift from the Mrs.
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I can tell you now, that knife will never see a single minute of work, :nono: ,,,,it will be polished & honed every week though,, :hmmm:,,,I can also tell you there will be a "back-up" knife, close by, every time there is need for a knife. :whipped: ,,,,,I can also bet we see a few more photos of this beauty in the future,,,,:w,,,,,,:rofl2:
Got a nice one last week. A Schatt & Morgan File and Wire series gunstock slipjoint in ATS-34 steel
Took some time but I put a very nice edge on it and it's residing in my pocket right now.
http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9750a479.jpg
http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/...psee0f0845.jpg
And here it is with my other "gunstock" knives. A Queen Gunstock jack and an A.G. Russell Gunstock lockback.
http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/...psa5b747e5.jpg
A nice hefty blade on that Schatt & Morgan.
much thicker than I thought it would be too.
Very nice though.
I think it makes it a little better, a good strong blade.
Microtech L-UDT (large under water demolition team) auto, 154CM steel. Has been my every day carry knife for over 10 years. I used to sell Microtech knives and have a number of them in my collection. Microtech has won numerous awards over the years as the finest production knife made.
I am carrying and EOD Gerber multi tool, and a shrade viper otf. I fell in love with out of the front (otf) knives after I got one the army gave me that mysteriously vanished after a buddy came over.... Hmm.
--John