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Hi guys I've been wanting a Saddlehorn for awhile, the older kind with the big spey blade. Picked this one up on ebay, its the 1999 NKCA, number 264 of 1535. Sold for 69.99, books at 130.00 now, I gave 46.00 :D

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Nice knife Tank! ::tu:: That is one big spey blade! Must be for some really big calves! :lol:
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Very nice pickup Tank. I sure do like a saddlehorn and it looks like you got a great one at a great price..

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Way to go Tank, that is a great lookin Saddlehorn ::tu:: Look at that spey :shock: Gotta like it.

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Nice knife!! ::tu:: Now,would that be considered a cotton sampler spey blade??
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i think more of a skinner/spey.
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It is a pretty big saddlehorn blade, but I agree with Johnnie its a bigger than normal skinner/spey blade...Here are a couple examples of Cotton Sampler blades..

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similar shape and i bet you could do either task with either style.
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Yeah,Johnnie I agree..I wonder if that particular spey blade has a certain name???
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Thanks guys. I may be off on calling it a spey. Older Classics and XX Tested had this type of blade but I've never seen its "technical" name.
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hey johnnie, i think that one is called harold. :mrgreen:
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:lol: :lol:
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Hope you injoy it as much as I did,!!! Lee
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Nice Saddlehorn for sure. They made two of these for the NKCA. One in 1991 and the other in 1999.

Both are fine examples. ::tu:: ::tu::

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8) Tank; Good job! ::tu:: Great value.
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Post by Blues »

I've got one of those I had ordered through the NKCA back in '99.
Nice enough knife, but if it were used, that spey blade sticks up a tad too much making the grip somewhat uncomfortable imho.

One thing those pix (above) don't show is just how "red" those scales are!

Congrats on a nice find.

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Welcome to AAPK Blues and thanks for the input. ::tu::
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Thank you, Tank! ::tu::
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I have alot more just like it,just put knife in mail tank ,thanks again ,Lee
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Post by Forensic Jim »

Tank I used to think that was called Cotton Sampler blade but was told it's a Beaver Tail Clip blade.
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