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I am interested in this knife but the center pin looks a little strange to me. Sort of mushroomed like a rivet. Just wondering if all looks well to you guys. Thanks, Kelley

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hey kelley, looks good to me.
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Actually its suppoose to be "mushroomed" or peened. otherwise it wouldn't do its job holding the handles to the liners and the liners to the backsprings.
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Thanks guys. I just hadn't seen one shroomed out that much I guess.
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Kelley, It looks good to me also, looks like they have cleaned a little and some cleaning material around the pin you question causeing it to look a little strange. Nice USA 47!

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looks good to me too. i saw it earlier and was going to put it on my watch page but unfortunately for me im over my spending limit currently :( . anyway, its a good looking knife....good luck on it!
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Post by knifeswapper »

They actually "spin" the backspring pin (and many times the cover pins); to cause this mushrooming. It eliminates the need to "peen" so hard that a pin crack may occur. You can take you a smooth bit (used shaft) and convex the end to create a "bowl" shape and use it for this purpose. Be sure to harden it a little. Slap it in your drill press and start spinning.
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Thanks again guys. I am slowly trying to increase my Red bone collection and there are some really pretty ones in the USA era (imo) Kelley
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Would you like us all to bid on that knife and then when you win it you can say it is worth a lot? :wink:
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Thank you Savage! You are the only one that has my grandkids inheritance in mind! :D By the way.......... ahhhh, how do I say it, err rahh............... NO!!! :lol:

PS. Thanks for your concern though!
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You got yourself a beauty there love the RedBone ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks LC, I was hoping to pick it up a little bit cheaper, but I wanted it so I put a pretty high max on it and hoped for the best! lol! I don't buy my knives for resale anyway, I buy them to fondle.... ::paranoid:: Smoke
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That's not a bad deal ::tu:: Send it to me I have one or two stockmans ::ds:: ::ds::
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WOW! ::drool:: Tell ya what....... I'll send you my new old USA, (when It gets here) and you send me your ugly ole XX. You're probably tired of lookin at that old piece of cutlery anyways. ::shrug:: Deal? ::nod::
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I'll remember you when I get to the point of not being interested in RedBone........... might be a while though ::tu:: Just picked up a couple 70's RedBone off the bay real cheap can't wait to get in from work and see if there are any problems with them none were in discription keep ya posted ::tu:: ::tu:: Sounds like this place needs a R.T.........Round Table ::nod:: ::nod::
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