Bulldog brand knives rehandled

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Justenmatheny
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Bulldog brand knives rehandled

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I have 3 bulldog knives with the cellioud or however you spell it, and im looking for someome who can rehandle them with something better
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There's a few members here that do great work. I too have a BD knife that I'm thinking of getting re-handled. Google Muskrat Man Knives. He (Kaleb) gets good reviews on these pages.

I'm sure others will chime in later on this thread with other suggestions/recommendations.
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I have never seen anything that Muskrat Man did that was not top class. ::nod::
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I done a number of celluloid bulldogs over the years. I'd be happy to help but I am out about 4-5 months. pm or email if interested. There may be someone on here that can get to it sooner? Glenn, Dale, others?
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I'm about 6 months out right now...
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Any idea how much it cost to rehandle a knife
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I need to get offa my butt and do a few rehandles… ::nod::
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I am not taking any new orders until January, 2019 and I have several people who said they will contact me then for repair's or custom work. I took most of this year off hoping to let my hands and arms heal a little bit. It has been partially successful . The rheumatoid arthritis in my hands is getting worse; the pseudogout and tendonitis in my wrists and arms comes and goes. It's a matter of learning to live with it.

They make it more difficult to do some of the tasks involved in knife repair and there are some jobs that I won't attempt due to the stress it puts on my hands.
Hopefully my hands will be feeling better in the New Year and I can get back to fixing a few knives.

I know we have a lot of newer knife mechanics here on AAPK who are very gifted.
Guys, it's time to step up and start fixing some knives for folks and sharing your God given talents! ::nod::
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