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Vaughn
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Can anyone tell me any thing about this knife? It seems to be a rare duck.
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That knife's been tore up. Someone turned a good knife into a train-wreck.
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JUNK!!!
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Thanks for the replies. I learn something on here every day.
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That's a regular slim line trapper pattern that someone has ground the center out to make it more of an EO (easy open) style. I agree with the others, it's a car wreck. Whom ever did it was G.W.I. (grinding while intoxicated). Never drink and operate a buffer or grinder.

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Aimus Moses wrote:....Never drink and operate a buffer or grinder.
Unless you hafta grind a stubborn bottle cap
offa your beer bottle. ::doh::
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Whoa. I think there may have been some alcohol involved during the picture taking.
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