Who would be an Expert at making a Serrated Blade?

[Pen & Toothpick]

I recently saw some factory Muskrats that had the secondary blade serrated. I also saw a knife...I think it was a schrade that was called an improved Muskrat with a shorter secondary blade.

I have a couple Muskrats that I would like to have the secondary blade serrated on. Would anyone know who can do that?

One is a Case Barbed wire Muskrat.

[orvet]

The Schrade Improved Muskrat should have both blades the same size. Maybe one was worn down.

I don’t recall a Schrade muskrat with a serrated blade, though they did make a 89OT which was a stockman with a serrated sheepsfoot blade, (Schrade called it a scalloped blade).

Camillus made a serrated muskrat under the Western name. The model number is WW236. I have one & really like it.

Hope this helps,
Dale

[Darksev]

I don't remember seeing any muskrats with serations, but it's not out of the realm of possibility. outside of the OT/UH lines they did have some knives with the "Wonda-Edge" like this little guy here

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... =35&t=7748

[Pen & Toothpick]

There was a recent post with a Case Muskrat with a serrated blade. I can't find the post.

[BIGHEAD]

Try the bottom of this page and the top of the next
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 3&start=30

[muskrat man]

schrade did make a muskrat with a serrated blade and bone handles, they also made a muskrat with a shorter seconday blade. But both are scarce. Oh Upnorth, where are you????

[orvet]

Kalen,
Was that an old Cut Co?
It wasn't in the catalogs from the last 50 years they were in business (unless it is in one of the few years I am missing).

Dale

[Pen & Toothpick]

Thanks for finding that Case Bighead. Who would have figured it was Muskrat Man's Round Table gift!

[muskrat man]

walden or cut co I cannot recall

here are pics, both from the schradeRus site. the group pic is charlies.

[orvet]

Right you are Muskie!
In the E catalog, actually in one of the supplements, (pg 77 in Russell's 1971 reprint).
Probably around 1930.

That is what I love about collecting Schrades.........There is always something to learn.

Thanks,
Dale