My GEC Fam (Knife Porn)

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My GEC Fam (Knife Porn)

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So this is my small but proud family of GEC's so far. It has been a great experience with this company so far... every time I save up the money to buy a new one I end up more impressed than I was with the last purchase. I'd also like to point out how PHENOMENAL the fixed blade bird and trout knife is. Absolutely perfect size, weight, and overall design for general purpose/ not scaring the public use. The #23 Bulldog Branded GEC I just got about two weeks ago from CollectorKnives and I gotta say this is one of the most impressive knives I have ever had in my hand... absolutely flawless! As you can see I have already put it to use. Most of the patina is from cutting up hops at work and various fruits and vegetables at lunch and dinner.
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Nice collection, and cool pics! ::tu::

The barrelhead makes a nice backdrop.

Thanks for sharing these.

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Thank you. Oh also, If you noticed in the photo, both my #23's are serial number 37 which was completely by accident. I wasn't even aware the Bulldog was serialized. Thought it was kind of neat that without any choosing I ended up with two with the same serial number. Only problem now is I have the urge to turn that into a collection of serial number 37 #23's... that could kill my wallet.
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thanks for the great pics--in fact your pics gave me the impetus to place another order.--Hipower
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Uh oh, my apologies to your wallet. So what are you ordering?
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All great choices........and your Bulldog looks extremely nice.........
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Cutting up hops?? You making beer?
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Ausgebombt wrote:Thank you. Oh also, If you noticed in the photo, both my #23's are serial number 37 which was completely by accident. I wasn't even aware the Bulldog was serialized. Thought it was kind of neat that without any choosing I ended up with two with the same serial number. Only problem now is I have the urge to turn that into a collection of serial number 37 #23's... that could kill my wallet.
You should have gone out and bought a lottery ticket on the very day you received your second 37 ::nod::
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Very nice knives you have there......you are right, you need 37 number #37's........ :shock: :shock: ::nod::

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Yeah this Bulldog is phenomenal. And yes I work in a brewery so this knife has seen the task of hops, co2 hoses, de-stemming sage, opening grain bags etc. I definitely should have bought a lottery ticket! ::dang:: And please don't give me any dangerous ideas like 37 37's lol!!
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