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My classic Burlwood trapper was starting to gas...it was as Singin said "dying an ugly death"...to nice a knife for that to happen...so I decided to re-handle...but I went a step further...I like it's new shape...thank's MM, she's a keeper now ::tu:: . WB
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Post by Ringmaster »

Terrific improvement !

Get that bad boy sharp, and carry it around, to show off !

What're you gonna do with the leftover spey blade ? Make a whole other knife around it ?

Good going, MM !
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Great job!! ::tu::
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Post by singin46 »

Man that looks great Bob, ::tu:: Like that filework too. ::nod:: muskrat man sure does wonders with stag. ::nod:: Now you got a very nice knife indeed.
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Post by gmusic »

I remember the conversation Bob. Good choice! And good job MM.
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Glad you like them Bob
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