I just got this in a trade,I usualy don't trade for fixed blades but I liked the stag on this one. It says Colorado Cutlery under a picture of a long gun of some type.Does anyone know about this brand? It seems to be very well made. But I've never heard of Colorado Cutlery. If someone could tell me something I would very much appreciate it.
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Colorado Cutlery
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hey johnnie.nice knife with beautiful stag. sorry no reference to colorado cutlery. my guess, it's of recent manufacture. maybe someone else will know
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That kinda sucks,Its going to be hard to find out who originaly manufactured this knife.But its cool looking and fits good in your hand .
A friend is making me a sheath,the one I got with it is really tacky and not the original. Hey guys I really appreciate all the help and AAPK has been a God send!!!!
A friend is making me a sheath,the one I got with it is really tacky and not the original. Hey guys I really appreciate all the help and AAPK has been a God send!!!!
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