My New Frontier Bone Lumberjack

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My New Frontier Bone Lumberjack

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I really like the Lumberjack pattern from GEC. The first I got was in Grizzly Cut bone, without the saw blade. This one is in Frontier bone and sports the saw blade. Both are formidable pieces of cutlery. ::tu:: ::nod::

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Very Nice looking handles on that one Mr. Rick. I like all Gec's big boys, jusy somethin about them..... ::tu:: BH
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As Crocodile Dundee once said" Now this is a knife!"
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only 2 are monsters but a selection of lumberjacks. i guess my fav is the primitive percharon.--HiPower
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LOVE me some #45's!! Here is one each of every version to date.

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Very nice everyone,Dang Trevor I say you do like the lumber jack very nice,i NEED TOO GET ME ONE BUT KEEP THINKING THEY TOO BIG
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Great knives Mr. Rick and Dennis,Trev.....one word....SICK 8) :wink:
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Fine display, folks. Rick, tell me about that sheath...
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biglmbass wrote:Fine display, folks. Rick, tell me about that sheath...
I would like info on that sheath also Mr. Rick.... ::nod::

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It fits the Lumberjack like a glove.

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Guys,

Please stop your killin me.... My pockets are shallow compared with the vintage stuff. Your making me think of a second job ::tu:: Very Nice displays indeed.

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whatever the opinions of these gecs i believe we all agree they have "presense"--HiPower
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