Easy Openers

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What is it, Trey? Old Moore Maker? Very cool looking knife with that fat spear blade.
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thats our very own muskrat man.. i envy that knife. i wish it were mine...it is simplicity at its best. a very nice easy open..what a knife..
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Thanks, Chet, I thought you might like it. It is absolutely perfect.
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I had this grouped with in the General knife discussion thread, but I wanted to add it here also. :)
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Gorgeous knives Trey & Knifegirl! Just gorgeous!! ::nod::
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Here's one I just got from Elvis (Bob P.) Imperial Prov. R.I.
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knifegirl888 wrote:I had this grouped with in the General knife discussion thread, but I wanted to add it here also. :)
Stunning knife.

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here's some(most?) of my easy's...
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Thanks, Mike!

Catt57,

That looks like a good group!!
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Here is one I got last week.
When closed the blade is a bit short of the far side of the easy open cut out.
But the bone is good except for a couple pin cracks.
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Still a pretty nice knife Dale ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice looking knife Dale ::tu::
are those bolsters flat ?
really like the looks of it
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Knice EO's CATT ::tu::

Beauty Dale! ::tu::
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trey wrote:This one has seen a lot of pocket time since I got it.

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Dang................Ummm...... Holy Mooooooooses.....I REALLY like that knife!!!! Just perfect! Way to go M.M.!!!!!!! and Trey, you are a lucky man!!!! I want the next one off THAT (hand made) assembly line!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(I wish!!!)

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travman wrote:Nice looking knife Dale ::tu::
are those bolsters flat ?
really like the looks of it
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No, the bolsters are not flat.
It is just that the scanner made them look that way.
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Wow there's some nice stuff being posted!,this is fun!
thanks guys & Girls! :wink: 8)

a couple more of the cheaper type and my poor old Ka BAR ::shrug::
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Thanks, Bob. I really like it. Just what I wanted. Some great knives being shown, everybody.
Please keep them coming.
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Here are a couple.
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Knice Dimitri!! ::tu::
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Those are both nice Dimitri!
That is quite a swedge on that Robeson! :shock:
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The Robeson has a great handle shape! It's a very handsome knife.
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dimitri, was that robeson spear made that way, or was it altered to fit someones working needs? i never seen one notched like that. i have seen notches in some knives to fit seamstresses jobs. but if that was made to pull tread, there would be telltale signs on the handle where to notch is. because you certainly wouldn't use that notch with the blade opened ::facepalm:: .. so it must be original to the blade, but what is it for... ::shrug::
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The ebony handle is an EC Simmons Keen Kutter and the peachseed bone is a Schrade Cut Co. I have a few more interesting EO's, I need to locate and get the photos posted.
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Absolutely gorgeous farside!! ::tu::
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Thanks for the compliments everyone :D

Chet, it was made that way, the swedge is cut very deep :shock: :lol: Here is another photo in the closed position.

These others have been posted before in other threads but they belong here as well ::nod::
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