AAPK Roundtable Spoils
- olcut
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i cant wait to get mine i hope yours arrives soon bryan.
- Morten
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- OLDSMOKE
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I feel bad !!!
I feelworse now about missin out on the roundtable, I don't know how you guys feel but I think that each knife is a small piece of artwork in itself and there is some very nice art being sent around.
Rusty
Rusty
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE, DON'T HUNT WHAT YOU CAN'T KILL.
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keithlong
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Went to the mailbox today and what a SURPRISE was there in it. A customizied Schrade Folded Hunter. I love the custom file work on the backsprings. Thanks so much Jaye, you must haave spent a lot of time and work on it and I LOVE it. Love those handles too.
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It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
It does not cost any more to carry a sharp knife than it does to carry a dull knife
- Diligence
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- Joined: Thu Jan 04, 2007 5:43 pm
- Location: Alberta
Glad you like it Keith - it was fun to complete.
Just so that you can associate a story with that knife, I'll tell you how it ended up in my hands. My father was a big auction sale fan. I know that he bought a whole box of junk, just to get this knife, then he put it in his drawer and never used it. I found it when I was going thru his estate items - thought it would be a nice one to fix up. It had not been sharpened before I sharpened it. I added half stops as well as the birds eye scales and spacer material.
Here's the before and after shots for your files.
Jaye
Just so that you can associate a story with that knife, I'll tell you how it ended up in my hands. My father was a big auction sale fan. I know that he bought a whole box of junk, just to get this knife, then he put it in his drawer and never used it. I found it when I was going thru his estate items - thought it would be a nice one to fix up. It had not been sharpened before I sharpened it. I added half stops as well as the birds eye scales and spacer material.
Here's the before and after shots for your files.
Jaye
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- Cope
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- Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 10:33 pm
- Location: Brownsville, KY
I guess I better go ahead and post my spoils because my picture taker keeps putting me off. A picture is worth a lot of words and this knife truly deserves a picture instead of just a few words from me. I WILL still post a picture as soon as I can.
Mawd1949 sent me an ABSOLUTELY beautiful STAG Sargent canoe!!
Its a WW2 commemorative. That's all I'll say for right now and let the picture tell the rest.
I was shocked when I opened this knife up. It has some of the nicest stag you will ever see on a knife and TIGHT as a tick on a dog's leg. He couldn't have picked a better knife for me. Not only did I not own a Sargent, I had never heard of them until that knife. He sent me some info along with the knife and I'm still researching and learning about the company. So a BIG OLE THANK YOU MAWD1949!!
Brad
Mawd1949 sent me an ABSOLUTELY beautiful STAG Sargent canoe!!
I was shocked when I opened this knife up. It has some of the nicest stag you will ever see on a knife and TIGHT as a tick on a dog's leg. He couldn't have picked a better knife for me. Not only did I not own a Sargent, I had never heard of them until that knife. He sent me some info along with the knife and I'm still researching and learning about the company. So a BIG OLE THANK YOU MAWD1949!!
Brad
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- jonet143
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- olcut
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i got a beautiful schrade red bone thanks rigwelder i will post pics.
- muskrat man
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Glad you like the sodbuster Jaye, those handles are green canvas micarta, stuff is almost indestructible. I think it was 1979 though it should have a dot underneath the stamp.
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- tank
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Got mine yesterday from Cope and
It's a Boker 5474 Large Congress Stag knife. 4 1/8" closed. Carbon steel blades. Stag handles with nickel silver bolsters.
You couldn't have chosen better Brad. I had just recently traded my only
Boker Congress off. This one has great Stag and snaps like a turtle. Thanks.
Anthony
It's a Boker 5474 Large Congress Stag knife. 4 1/8" closed. Carbon steel blades. Stag handles with nickel silver bolsters.
You couldn't have chosen better Brad. I had just recently traded my only
Boker Congress off. This one has great Stag and snaps like a turtle. Thanks.
Anthony
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