Queen backspring

[Ianwright5225]

I have long been off this forum and wished I never left! I have a (well 3 actually) queen cutlery knives that all have broken backsprings on the main blade. The one I’m wishing to repair is a later date small jackknife. I’m not close to it right now or I would give the model. I also have virtually the exact same knife from the 70’s with a perfect back spring. I was wondering if anyone could repair the newer model knife or if they could Frankenstein the two in order to repair the newer model knife? Main question I guess is who here is a very good and competent repairman. I don’t really have the time or the specific tools needed to do the job myself. Thank you all in advance!

[Runner 4 Knives]

Welcome back. I would recommend Muskrat Man Kaleb Reynolds. He’s worked on a few of mine and all I can say is wow. He does amazing work. There are others as well but he’s the only one I’ve dealt with. He is a member on Aapk or you can get ahold of him on his website. I believe it’s Muskrat Man Knives but don’t quote me. Good luck

[Ianwright5225]

thank you

[American Blade 92]

I could probably fix em for you

[Ianwright5225]

Ok, what would you charge me and can I see some of your work?

[American Blade 92]

Ok, what would you charge me and can I see some of your work?

Say.... $40 a knife.
This is a Case Barlow I took apart and did back springs and smooth bone for my brother. I got more pics coming

[American Blade 92]

A schrade I repaired

[Ianwright5225]

Very nice work! Schrades are kinda tough with the pins the way they are. Let me make up my mind if I want all three repaired or what.

[American Blade 92]

[American Blade 92]

Heres a schrade folding hunter I out new honey bone handles and blades on. And an old schrade 881 peach seed red bone new blades.

[Ianwright5225]