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  1. 04-11-2017, 11:23 PM #1
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    Default New acquisition.

    Hi it's been awhile. Here is my latest pick up. A 17/16 Wade and Butcher with a slight smile. It cleaned up nice a little more polishing but not much more. The pivot hole is worn and there is a slight Crack in the scales by the pivot. I hate to change the scales but I might if I sell it. If I keep it I can live with it.


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    That's a sweet Wade & Butcher, Vinny! Good to see you picking up such a beauty. I hope it's a "keeper", these are hard to come by
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    Change the scales! I know for a fact its a fine blade! =P
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    Nice one. If the pivot remains tight the old scales will do. If it's loose at least change the cracked side. IMHO.
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    Thanks I appreciate it. Hard to come by at a fair price. Now to put an edge on it and shave.
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    Good thing about old horn. One of the few scale materials which can be repaired with CA and epoxy successfully.

    A crack is not such a big deal with old horn, IMO.

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    I agree it can be repaired. If I unpin it to repair the pivot hole i will take care of the crack. Thanks.
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