5" Russell Hunter

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5" Russell Hunter

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A 5" Russell hunter blade I put some zircote on with copper pins and a simple oil finished mt. man style sheath. This one is in my store if interested.
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Looks great! I've seen lots of references to copper supposedly being bad for knife pins due to its softness, but I have an old fixed blade my great-granddad made that uses copper pins to attach the handles, and it's been through everything in the past 80 years or so, and nothing's got damaged.
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nothing wrong with copper for fixed blades, its when constant pressure is applied such as pivot and rocker pins they are prone to wear quickly.
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