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picked up a couple of the single blade 23s. 1095. beaver tail #115 and beaver pond #115. the dark one is the pond. ::shrug:: perfect. i hope we get to see more great easterns in the future.
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Those are great looking Johnnie...Beaver Tails...I like that!!!!

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The 2008's should start coming out next month according to Chris.
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Yeah, I tell ya Johnnie, I like the big o' 23s I only have one but.......I see more in the future, c'mon GEC. ::tu::

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::tu:: ::tu:: 8)
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Post by TimW »

Nice knives

have a question for you single blade Great Eastern owners. I bought a SARPNT. Nice knife, looking to carry it, but the spring is extremely stout. I honestly think I'm going to tear a nail of or possibly cut myself just opening and closing the knife. Are the rest of you seeing that type spring in your GEC single blades
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:lol: take gelatin for your nails! mine are strong but not overly so.
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Those springs are stout but that's the way I want my knives new. Prefer it.

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Post by Classic Case »

nice pair jonet. ::tu::
Those springs are stout but that's the way I want my knives new. Prefer it.
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thanks, i prefer very strong over any alternative.
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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

I've got 19 of the 2 blade trappers and everyone of them will break a nail ifin you aren't careful. Breakin a nail opening is not near as bad as gettin your finger under the blades when you close them though! They all snap like gators! :lol:

Love your Beavers Johnnie Fain..... that is to say , of coarse, your Beaver knives! ::tu:: ::paranoid::
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Well, I think I have 24 different 2006 GEC Knives. 4 unseriialized 73's. 1 uNserialized 23 the Chocoloate Bone and the Casein. Well, here a list I can cut and paste.

2006 KNIVES

Qty
Made
173.......Tidioute 73.....Chestnut Jigged bone
110.......Tidioute 23.....Amber Diamondback
78.........Tidioute 73.....Bakote Wood
81.........Tidioute 23.....Bakote Wood
19.........Tidioute 23.....Chocolate Bone
FEW......Tidioute 23.....Chocolate Bone........UNSERIALIZED
FEW......Tidioute 73.....Bocote Wood............UNSERIALIZED

26...........Northfield 73..........Bark Moss Green
FEW........Northfield 73..........Burnt Stag.......UNSERIALIZED
62...........Northfield 73..........Burnt Stag
163.........Northfield 73..........Herringbone Walnut
20...........Northfield 23..........Smooth Red Bone
26...........Northfield 23..........Brick Red Bone
23...........Northfield 23..........Bark Moss Green
175.........Northfield 23..........Burnt Stag
36...........Northfield 73 .........Primitive Bone......1 - 36

81..........GEC 23........White Bone Laser
53..........GEC 23........Red Diamondback
83..........GEC 23........Amber Horsecut Jig
177........GEC 73........Sheffield Tobacco
FEW.......GEC 73........Rodgers Green Tea......UNSERIALIZED
75..........GEC 73........Rodgers Green Tea
11..........GEC 23........Ivory Casein
FEW.......GEC 73........Sheffield Tobacco........UNSERIALIZED

AND THE REST

TRANSITION KNIVES

Northfield 73..............Primitive Bone...............2006/2007
Northfield 73..............Primitive Bone EC..........2006/2007

2007 KNIVES

Tidioute 73..........Diamondback Red
Tidioute 73..........Beaver Tail
Tidioute 73..........Bakote Wood
Tidioute 73..........River Valley Green
Tidioute 23..........Bakote Wood
Tidioute 73 ..........Pond Bone Beavertail

OPEN HOUSE ACRYLICS

Northfield 73..........Light Blue.......2007
Northfield 73..........Copper...........2007
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Post by Sqg1 »

I like the strong spring also, but I have had several people come into my store and try to open one of them, chip a thumb nail, put it back on the shelf and move on to the other brands without ever getting it open. ::shrug::
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