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Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 2:51 pm
by okbohn
I love the number of single blade 73s they have put out. I would love to see a true drop point among them.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 1:31 am
by bloomingeek
Here's what I'd like to see from GEC: (Sorry, not really blades, but patterns.)

1. A Case Sidewinder type frame, maybe not as big but at least 4 1\2 inch. Instead of a rattlesnake etch they could make a deep dotted acorn, thus no shield on the scale and no thumb pull. (It wouldn't have to have the lock shield although that would be great.)
2. A canoe! I think they would sell a million, especially if they were around 4 inches.
3. A two blade, 4 inch coke bottle.
4. I own a Queen tear drop Jack liner lock, which is one of my favorites. GEC's would be really nice.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 2:14 am
by Just Plain Dave
I had some sort of answer for this thread earlier on.

But knowing what I now do here is my final answer.

Being a sucker for Equal Ended knives I wish for a 3.5 to 3.75 Equal ender with a Spear on one end and a Pen on the other. Sort of like a big pen knife.

I also would not turn down a 3.5 Barlow with a Spear only or a Spear and a Pen.

Blades should be flat ground from the spine!

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 5:43 am
by Dan97526
I want to see the #53 Cuban stockman with a spear main blade in place of the clip. It would be a modern high-quality version of an old-time cattle knife.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2010 6:24 am
by hangtime
OK - here goes. How about a large ( 4 inch closed ) cattleman. Flat ground, short clip main with a long pull sharing the front pin with a leather punch from the harness jack and a flat ground spey on the back end. Squared, coffin ground bolsters with spiral cut buffalo horn scales.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:14 pm
by gmusic
That Toothpick is sweet! Gotta get my hands on a couple of those!

For me...............the Saddlehorn pattern is cream of the crop. I think it would be a big hit for them. And since a picture is worth a thousand words........................

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:29 am
by Vince Roberts
WOW! I'm with Gary on the Saddlehorn idea.

I like a nice big sowbelly as well. Don't own one, but that will change if GEC makes one.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 6:07 am
by Pen & Toothpick
I am looking forward to a two blade version of the Melon Tester whittler. On my recent stop at GEC I was told that they will be coming out with one in a few months.

He also asked me what I would like to see in handles................and I said black composite, and that seemed to puzzle him. But I do like them and I have never seen a straight black GEC knife. We will see.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 3:31 am
by Sven
I have one of their Congress pattern with the large spear point blade. Really nice knife...but they are not going to make any more of them. ::doh::

I'm looking forward to the new Dogleg Trapper. :D

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 12:37 pm
by Jody744
Pen & Toothpick wrote:I am looking forward to a two blade version of the Melon Tester whittler. On my recent stop at GEC I was told that they will be coming out with one in a few months.

He also asked me what I would like to see in handles................and I said black composite, and that seemed to puzzle him. But I do like them and I have never seen a straight black GEC knife. We will see.
http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com/com ... 149a72.jpg

I tried to post a pic, but you have to click the link.
I have one of these with bolsters on both ends, very nice.
Ebony wood handles rock ::ds::

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 10:42 pm
by Sven
I can understand why he might have been puzzled when they offer so many nice handles and textures. Any of their hardwood handles should be plenty durable.

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 4:42 am
by Pen & Toothpick
Jody744 wrote:
Pen & Toothpick wrote:I am looking forward to a two blade version of the Melon Tester whittler. On my recent stop at GEC I was told that they will be coming out with one in a few months.

He also asked me what I would like to see in handles................and I said black composite, and that seemed to puzzle him. But I do like them and I have never seen a straight black GEC knife. We will see.
http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com/com ... 149a72.jpg

I tried to post a pic, but you have to click the link.
I have one of these with bolsters on both ends, very nice.
Ebony wood handles rock ::ds::
Crap Jody you just set me back about $250, ::dang:: It's been awhile since I bought anything from Cumberland, but they had a 2007 left over that I had to get in a 73 pattern, and a harness Jack that was cool and a Barlow I couldn't pass up.

Can't wait to get 3 more GEC's ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2010 12:36 pm
by Jody744
pen, didja get the ebony?? I have the end-capped one

myself, it is very nice. he also has some ebony qccc knives
that are nice :mrgreen:

Re: GEC Blade Configuration Wish List

Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 3:09 am
by Pen & Toothpick
No I didn't get the Ebony, I got a 73 from 2007 in River Valley Green. It caught my eye because I don't have any GEC's older than 2008. The 25's which I have the most of did not come out until 2008.

I got a 25 Barlow in Inferno Bone - It kinda reminds me of the Case Rough Black old knifes, can't wait to see what it looks like.

And I got a Harness Jack Cigar in Burnt Stag Bone.


I have a Barlow in Buffalo Horn that is sweet, as far as Black knives go.