I recently purchased some knives from a collection and one of them had etched on blade 19 Huckeba 92 and under that 10 of 12.
I did not know anything about the knife but knew it looked well-made and was automatic, so I added it to my buying pile. I added a picture of it. I later looked online and noticed Jaems Huckeba switchblades online but most of them were labeled Huck with date like the etching on mine. Does anyone know anything about this knife I had added a picture for you to see.
Thanks,
Clint
Huckeba Custom switchblade identification
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Re: Huckeba Custom switchblade identification
I think the knife is telling you everything that you will ever know about it.
Made in 1992
#10 of 12 (so there are eleven more out there)
The handles look like red linen micarta.
The bolsters look like black/grey canvas micarta.
I can't find anything definitive to indicate what blade steel Huckeba used. Unfortunately he's deceased, so he can't be contacted for more information.
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Made in 1992
#10 of 12 (so there are eleven more out there)
The handles look like red linen micarta.
The bolsters look like black/grey canvas micarta.
I can't find anything definitive to indicate what blade steel Huckeba used. Unfortunately he's deceased, so he can't be contacted for more information.
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