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woseyjales, nice natural bone jack; very short run knife.....

welderBob - Those slanted bolsters really add a touch of class to that Stag!!

Smallmouth - Wish I could afford one of those, very nice.

Thanks for sharing guys.

The 73 and 23 patterns in genuine stag trip my trigger.

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I think you'll like it indi....................

Be careful, Indy... them things is addicting!!!! I dowanna be the one that has to say "I tol' you so!!'

Don't let this happen to you!!!

Dang Jack! You got it bad.................................

Gunstock Jack wrote:Be careful, Indy... them things is addicting!!!! I dowanna be the one that has to say "I tol' you so!!'

How long is that knife? I just love equal ends almost as much as Spearpoint blades!

It's a man sized four inches! Nice hunk o' steel 'n' antler. GEC makes a whole bunch of different blade configurations on this frame. I like it !!!

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Hey indi...................

If we got a little salty in your poll post..................don't hold it against us! It's been a tough week.

You will enjoy that GEC.................but watch it.................

knife collecting can be hazardous to your paycheck!

Seriously, I can't say enough about the quality of the GEC knives. As well as having quite a few mint examples, I also carry a couple of Northfields on a daily basis. They have become my favorite carry knives, and I have quite a selection of these to choose from!

This little barlow finds its way into my pocket very frequently! I also usually carry a stag 73LB in an old schrade sheath. Love it!

I looked at a Northfield 3" one blade Stag Spearpoint at the Ft Worth Gun Show. MUCH better pin fit and finish than my 2007 73. Would have loved to bring it home!

This is an old northfield knife that my dad gave me. It may not be very spectacular lol but it has a a lot of sentimental value.

Great Old knife Avery! The sentimental value alone makes it priceless. Welcome to the forum. Smoke

Gunsmoke47 wrote:Great Old knife Avery! The sentimental value alone makes it priceless. Welcome to the forum. Smoke

Thanks smoke!

2008 Brimstone 735108
2007 Casin Ivory Scout

gmusic wrote:2008 Brimstone 735108
2007 Casin Ivory Scout

I saw your Casin Ivory and just had to check if your was like mine.

One thing I see now that is not the same is that I do not have 2 bolsters like yours. Is that what makes it a 23 and yours is a 73 ?

Brimstone ? What is that made from cow bone ? Looks more like man made.

The 23 is a Pioneer and the 73 is a Scout (smaller).

The double bolster is gingerbread. Mine is 1 of 150 how about yours?

some 73's are EC (end-capped), while others
have only one bolster. I saw an awesome ebony
handled one I have to get, it is offered either
way through cumberland knifeworks I believe. that is where the pic is,
i have never bought anything there nor do i
encourage the purchase of new knives

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Here is a favorite.....................

As much as I like stag, these acrylics are pretty sweet!

justold52 wrote:

gmusic wrote:2008 Brimstone 735108
2007 Casin Ivory Scout

I saw your Casin Ivory and just had to check if your was like mine.

One thing I see now that is not the same is that I do not have 2 bolsters like yours. Is that what makes it a 23 and yours is a 73 ?

Brimstone ? What is that made from cow bone ? Looks more like man made.

No justold52, your 23 Casein was defective and the factory re-called them. Send it to me and I will replace it with a nice shiny Pioneer of your choice.

Brimstone was bonestag jigged bone. My favorite to date.

gmusic “The double bolster is gingerbread. Mine is 1 of 150 how about yours?”
I do not understand the gingerbread ?? but mine is 1 of 11 if that helps you.


knifeswapper “Brimstone was bone stag jigged bone” thank you it did not look like real cow bone.

LOL you have a good eye “your 23 Casein was defective and the factory re-called them” ROFLOL...