Cause theres none there!
Mark[quote]
Well, there's one there now




If it gets to stinking too bad I'll send it to you right away?jerryd6818 wrote:Yeah, too bad you have to pollute your pile with that nasty ole thing. If it starts to contaminate the "pool", send it to me, I've got a hazardous waste license.
Nice knife Colonel.I love the bone one's.Colonel26 wrote:Got this ugly ol thing at the Cave City, KY knife show today. Cover your eyes it's ugly. Hehe!
Bone scales, short line, half stop on the coping blade, and the clip is saber ground in both sides.


......jerry, you've got too many of these!!.....if you get it, send it to me, I'm trying to catch up with you!!!..................jerryd6818 wrote:Yeah, too bad you have to pollute your pile with that nasty ole thing. If it starts to contaminate the "pool", send it to me, I've got a hazardous waste license.
A lot of that weight rests on your shoulders Tommy. Thank you my friend.carrmillus wrote:......jerry, you've got too many of these!!.....


I tell you what. If'n I get rid of it, it'll go to one of you fellers. Ya just can't tell the other one!carrmillus wrote:......jerry, you've got too many of these!!.....if you get it, send it to me, I'm trying to catch up with you!!!..................jerryd6818 wrote:Yeah, too bad you have to pollute your pile with that nasty ole thing. If it starts to contaminate the "pool", send it to me, I've got a hazardous waste license..................


..........I sure hope they take better care of knives than my 2 sons!!!!.........Colonel26 wrote:Well I've done done it! I've divested myself of some Camillus 72's. I have all my delrin ones to my three boys (almost 9, 7, 3 1/2).
Now all I have are two Glennbad customs in bone and the old 1st generation bone. They're tickled to death and so am I.


jerryd6818 wrote:Grant, I'll bet you win your bet.![]()
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To me, not worth the 99¢ opening bid.


carrmillus wrote:...dale, is that bone??...sure looks like it to me!!..beautiful knife!!!........................
You've just described all the ear-marks of a knife made by Paki Stan. When you add the lack of markings on the knives, where's your room for doubt? The sad part is someone, someplace will buy that line of malarkey and buy the knives because they're cheap (pricewise).orvet wrote:I am not sure on that, they could have been rehandled in the USA, but I think whoever put that acrylic material on them was just learning how to work on knives. Certainly looks to be done by a novice. The fit & finish is poor, IMO. Look at the red one, mediocre fit on the bolsters and file marks by the front pin. Also peened pins and not spun or domed professional pins. If they were done overseas it must have been by that custom maker, Paki Stan, because the Chinese do better work than that!Usually that is.
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