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This is my 2008 burnt stag jack, its number 35 of 50.

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Jspurlock93 wrote:This is my 2008 burnt stag jack, its number 35 of 50.

Wow. Very nice. I don't think I've ever seen the pen blade with a long pull and swedge.

Thanks guys, I checked the 2008 production totals and it showed that they serialized 50 of these and left 41 unserialized. It also showed that the burnt stag was the only handle they put on the #734208LPJ. So I'm pretty proud of it

That is a SWEET knife Jspurlock93!
I have one of the non-serialized from the run. I wish more secondaries had LP's.
Gregs photos of my knife.

IM

Heck yeah man, that's awesome.

Love the long pull on the secondary - very smooth.

It's that kind of detail that really makes a knife in my book.



~ Edge

Agree with Paul. Nice pick up Trev

Here are a few Red Stags, 2 from 2009 and 2 from 2010

IM

Very,Very Nice group of "'Reds""___Trevor !!!!!!!!_____the deep,darker red colors,look so much better,than the latest releases *****

They look great together !

IMBand wrote:Here are a few Red Stags, 2 from 2009 and 2 from 2010

IM

Ill trade you some Case knives?

Messing around with a new larger display case. The foam is a little too thick and I can't get
the lid closed. Have to trim down the foam a little or find a skinnier piece.

These 30 knives are all GEC Stag and a few Red Stag.

IM

Looking good, Trevor.

I'll second that motion !!! Looks Great,Trevor !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow Trevor you have been busy .....fantastic Stags great display

Here's a favorite of mine******

I can see why monk it is nice

I never get weary of seeing such beautiful Stag...............

Monk, sweet knife , perfect stag......

Monk, that is one knife I'd like to add to my Bullet Ends! (Why din' they call it a teardrop jack?) Great stag on that one.

Awesome knives and pictures guys, it's been a while since I posted anything new, but I haven't been acquiring much stag as of late.
I want to do a little bragging, but it's gonna be about my family.

We got a chance to go to a gun show here in Monroeville PA, I knew Bob Andrews of oldhundredcollectibles.com would be there so I was excited to see a few patterns I hadn't yet tried. It was a much bigger show than I expected and he had a much bigger selection of knives than I had thought he would. It was awesome talking with him and we spent a good while just BSing about the knives. I brought one home for myself, but thats a different story for a different section.

My brother wanted me to have something special from the show and from Bob, so he decided to celebrate my B-day extremely early. He told me to pick any knife I wanted, thats a dream for a knife collector for sure. Whales, Lumberjacks, Wranglers, Powderhorns, Weaver Jacks, Dogleg Jacks, Calf Ropers, Elephant Toes, Moose, Executive Whittlers. He had it all and I had the chance to get what ever I wanted. Stag, Jigged Bone, Smooth Bone, Ivory, Primitive Bone, Genuine Stag, Micarta, Acrylic, it was a wonderland of knives.

I couldn't do it though.
I couldn't pick the one knife, there was so much to look at and so many to choose from. I decided to walk away and let my brother surprise me. I walked over to the Blind Horse table and started BSing knives there and Ethan made his decision.







Bob Threw in the Lanyard and I love it. It's perfect for the knife and I am really enjoying having this one in my pocket.

Very nice jonny them 23's are tuff knives,I know u will put it to work especially when hunting season starts

Here is one i got today I really like the Gec Stag

Thats awesome Robert, I really like that one.
I was looking at one at the show and I thought about bringing it home for a while.

Definitely a great piece, congrats on a beauty.