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QS very nice Dog Bone Shield on That GEC Bulldog ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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I see any GEC made knife as a GEC knife regardless of the name stamped on the tang. I know that many people only see a knife that is marked "GEC" to be a GEC knife. To me the maker is the significant factor and i like the above GEC made Congress with the dog bone shield.
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Thank you Gary and kj.
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GEC made Schrade 73 with a really cool shield.
71, which is just a great all around knife.
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Something about this little guy :D
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Sweet Lambsfoot from Gunstock Jack came in. It's used and there was a tiny spot where the grind meets the tang mark side. Made a little tool with a copper wire point so I can rub the spots out with softer metal. Worked great. Took out the corrosion, didn't seem to remove any untainted metal, and looks about new again.
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Great idea on removing the spots. And that is a very sweet knife. ::tu::
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doglegg wrote: Fri Aug 07, 2020 7:26 pm Great idea on removing the spots. And that is a very sweet knife. ::tu::
Thanks doglegg, appreciate it. Thanks for the compliments on the home made tool too.
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I am going to copy your copper tipped tool. Any 'secrets' for securing the copper in place ?
Very attractive knife. Charlie C. is able to tweak a GEC pattern into an even better knife.
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It’s been too long since anyone posted on here. I got this one today. Had an email from Barry at Gunstock Jack’s the other day that these had been customized by Esynx Custom Knives. This is a 15 pattern with cocobolo handles and a crest shield Beautiful.
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Tue Oct 13, 2020 7:53 pm It’s been too long since anyone posted on here. I got this one today. Had an email from Barry at Gunstock Jack’s the other day that these had been customized by Esynx Custom Knives. This is a 15 pattern with cocobolo handles and a crest shield Beautiful.
That is a really nice knife, you must be very happy with it. ::woot::
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Tue Oct 13, 2020 7:53 pm It’s been too long since anyone posted on here. I got this one today. Had an email from Barry at Gunstock Jack’s the other day that these had been customized by Esynx Custom Knives. This is a 15 pattern with cocobolo handles and a crest shield Beautiful.
I saw those the other day after receiving an email. They went pretty quick, but very limited quantity. Very nice work by Esynx as expected.Congrats on landing one.
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Tue Oct 13, 2020 7:53 pm It’s been too long since anyone posted on here. I got this one today. Had an email from Barry at Gunstock Jack’s the other day that these had been customized by Esynx Custom Knives. This is a 15 pattern with cocobolo handles and a crest shield Beautiful.


....drooooool, drooooool, droooooooooolll, drip, drip, drip....
::not_worthy:: ::not_worthy:: ::clapping:: ::not_worthy:: ::not_worthy:: :mrgreen: ::tu:: ::super_happy:: :lol:
Looks custom or like a SFO only better. Fabulous wood, bare head, shield, mmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.
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Thanks to Kennedy Knives kindness for trading me a Beer and Sausage for the Appaloosa bone and for letting go of the jigged bone. Love these two, really fine specimens and begging to ride along. Going out with a bang SFO. Thanks thanks thanks KennedyKnives.
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Received my first 74 today from Barry at Gunstock Jacks. Wow! I don’t say that often but this plum color jigged bone is really nice looking. I finally get it why people like these single blade knives over multi-bladed knives. This is such a well done knife. My only complaint, and it’s a minor complaint is that the bone jigging seems a little jagged on some edges. When I wiped it off with a microfiber towel it kept grabbing threads out of the towel and they were stuck in some of the jigging.
I’m so impressed with this over the 23 I am thinking about selling all my 23’s
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Gorgeous scales and everything. Know what you mean about jigging that grabs fibers, and skin. Guess its a small price to pay for such a cool knife otherwise. Congrats.
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Ivoryman wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 8:15 pm Thanks to Kennedy Knives kindness for trading me a Beer and Sausage for the Appaloosa bone and for letting go of the jigged bone. Love these two, really fine specimens and begging to ride along. Going out with a bang SFO. Thanks thanks thanks KennedyKnives.
Those are two beauties! ::tu::
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 8:08 pm Received my first 74 today from Barry at Gunstock Jacks. Wow! I don’t say that often but this plum color jigged bone is really nice looking. I finally get it why people like these single blade knives over multi-bladed knives. This is such a well done knife. My only complaint, and it’s a minor complaint is that the bone jigging seems a little jagged on some edges. When I wiped it off with a microfiber towel it kept grabbing threads out of the towel and they were stuck in some of the jigging.
I’m so impressed with this over the 73 I am thinking about selling all my 73’s.
Verah nice 74! ::tu::
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I don't collect GEC knives in general. I joined AAPK in 2018. Last year, I purchased two of the 2019 AAPK knives and I recently decided I wanted a 2018 AAPK knife also. So I bought a, new to me, 2018 AAPK knife. It has the tube, the wrapping paper and the C.O.A. It is in Near Mint condition. I took some pictures and here it is.
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Fabulous bones New W, have a couple 14s from that run, but no AAPK. Love those saw cut with the ends lighter colored. Beauty, congrats, they don't come cheap. Great score.
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The AAPK knives are some of my favorites, especially the boys knives.
I got these two in today. I am very happy with the Arizona Ironwood. I saw several the other day that were ver bland, some all dark and some all light. But this one is very nice. Since I wasn’t able to pick it out, I am especially happy with it.
The Burlap Micarta is also very nice
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Sharpnshinyknives wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 8:37 pm The AAPK knives are some of my favorites, especially the boys knives.
I got these two in today. I am very happy with the Arizona Ironwood. I saw several the other day that were ver bland, some all dark and some all light. But this one is very nice. Since I wasn’t able to pick it out, I am especially happy with it.
The Burlap Micarta is also very nice
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Love the grain on that Ironwood.
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Thanks Tom. I’m pretty impressed with these 74’s.
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Ivoryman wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 6:43 pm Fabulous.....
Thank you Ivoryman. 🍻
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