New GEC Acryllic Muskrats

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New GEC Acryllic Muskrats

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Just got some of the new acryllic 53 pattern muskrats in. Really some interesting colors and very nice looking knives. Also got two of the Horsecut Walnut muskrats.
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Nice knives Jim...nicer pictures...
I'm working on our project....good luck at the show this week-end... ::tu::
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What is the handle on the last pic? I like it!
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Derrick, That's the Horsecut Walnut (jigged bone) handles. They look pretty good.
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I really like it. It is a nice switch from standard Carved Stag Bone.
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Beautiful knives and great pics.

What's the steel?
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Hmm...maybe the "1095 Carbon Steel" printed in the background should give me a clue. Little help here?
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that's correct dan! 1095. great steel.
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