Current production Ontario JPK

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oldblinddog
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Current production Ontario JPK

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I recieved this in the mail just this past week. It is dated 3 11. It came razor sharp right out of the box.
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feillins
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Looks pretty awesome. ::tu::

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feillins -- Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard.


Congrats on the JPK blinddog.
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Nice JPK, I'm glad to see Ontarino still making them... ::tu::

A couple of questions, are they still marked on the pommel and is it welded on?
Bob

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The pommel is marked, but the date is light making it hard to read. It is filled in by the parkerizing. I don't know if that is a weld or not under that epoxy, but that is why I included that photo. Maybe some that are more familiar will come along to enlighten me/us.
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