ESEE/RC5-P

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Forensic Jim
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ESEE/RC5-P

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Picked up this ESEE/RC5-P from Bill Horn at Cumberland Knife Works. It is really one big handful of a knife. Made from 1/4" stock of 1095 carbon steel, it is strong enough to most anything. Fits snug in the adjustable kydex sheath.
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Hey there Jim. Good to see you posting. ::tu::

I've got a RAT 5 partially serrated knife that is the predecessor of that one you have. Mine is very similar to yours. You're right about it being a big ole handful of knife and built to handle some serious use. Those ESEE knives are built to take it.

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kydex sheath you said.

Can you store the knife in the kydex sheath and it will not hurt the knife like a leather sheath???

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Ken, you can store it safely in the sheath. Even though it's 1095 carbon steel the sheath is kydex and there's no problems associated such as tanning materials used in making a leather sheath.
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