All About Pocket Knives

I have one new in box, without blade play, Mt Man green moss bone, with lanyard hole. But I would like to trade for a money order. Maybe this will help your search, if not disregard. I believe it's a file and wire.

Gary

Here are a couple for sale, I will take less than you think, so PM me with offers.
I also have a 1982 bullet with no cracks, just need to find the pics.
These are NIB, pics should enlarge. Thanks for looking.

Gary

Original blades, but yes I reshaped them to keep a flat sharping surface. I also added a thumb pull or easier opening space for your thumb in the liner.

I would like to find a new home for these, maybe some will have a use for them. Pics should enlarge.
These knives might be used for projects and or parts. If interested PM with questions, and or a offer.

Pics should enlarge. If you would like one of these let me know.
Gary

One of my first redos was this knife, a $ 1.00 investment form a garage sale. When I took it apart I laid the pieces in order on a board and photograph them. I should of taken more. These guys are right, lots of pictures sure help. Pics should enlarge.

Gary

pics, for future reference. they should enlarge by left clicking. gary

pic

One more pic before it's gone, couldn't find a closer one of the shield.

pics

If it goes through the spring, can you compress the spring at the front with a vise and spring wedge to get more tension, or just file the tang so it sits down? The kick.

Try that screw driver from the other end, of the knife, and see what happens.

Found two 6104 B in that era, bone and green bone, same measurement, mint price was higher than mentioned.

Shim the back spring on the end pin, where your left thumb is, (second pic), from the back of the spring, slack and (hammer) down the main blade pin to tighten the blade. Remember I'm no expert, just trial and error, it works. Worn end of tang or spring even worn pin could be the cause.

Pic should enlarge.

So now I know who's pictures from google image, of a stiddy, I downloaded. They are Upnorth's
I was trying to explain it to a buddy who doe's some machine work and used your pics to explain it, hope you're not mad.
Gary.

pic

They are made by GEC. I think that one is a muskrat.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 04&start=0
This was my first re do. Pics should enlarge. I didn't have nickle silver, so the pins in the bolster are steel.

I don't think you got the knife you purchased, looking at the sellers photos. Can you say buffer?

Pics might enlarge. I wonder if they bothered to pin the shield?

KING OF THE WOODS
PIC SHOULD ENLARGE

There's only one way to find out.

bump

pics should enlarge