I've been a knife nut for over 40 years...
Recently I decided to concentrate my collection on my favorite brand...Schrade
Occasionally I come across old beaters and sometime combine them to make one good knife...
Here's my most recent one...
I was given a 1 blade Chicago Cutlery folding hunter MANY years ago which I traded not long after receiving it.
Anyway, I was in a second hand store some years ago and saw a 2 blade version of my knife and bought it.
It's been sitting around for all this time because I just really didn't like it too much.
The main blade was mis-ground, a bit short and oddly shaped.
It sharpened up real good but was just an ugly blade.
I researched this knife a lot and only got the impression that it was made by Schrade for Chicago Cutlery.
No tang stamps but it just had the dimensions and look of a Schrade...
A few weeks ago I decided to take the good main blade off an old Frontier and put it on the Chicago knife and
lo and behold...SWINDEN PINS ON BOTH ENDS !!!
Confirmation...
So, now I have a knife I like so much I almost don't want to carry it...but I still do...daily
And with the addition of the pocket clip I can comfortably carry it in my front pocket.
Thanks for reading....
My most recent rebuild
- treefarmer
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Re: My most recent rebuild
TreeBlah, a welcome to AAPK from Treefarmer! Interesting username. I'm a big fan of folding hunters and googled Chicago P-19, interesting stuff. You have done a good job on the blade
. Is the pocket clip original?
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Re: My most recent rebuild
[quote="treefarmer"]TreeBlah, a welcome to AAPK from Treefarmer! Interesting username. I'm a big fan of folding hunters and googled Chicago P-19, interesting stuff. You have done a good job on the blade
. Is the pocket clip original?
Treefarmer[/quote
Not at all...it came off an old Bucklite
Thanks, I been "rebuilding" schrades for several years now.
Treefarmer[/quote
Not at all...it came off an old Bucklite
Thanks, I been "rebuilding" schrades for several years now.
- orvet
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Re: My most recent rebuild
Welcome aboard TreeBlah!
Always good to have another knife mechanic around!
I am going to move this over to the Knife Repair & Restoration forum so the other modders can see it.
Always good to have another knife mechanic around!
I am going to move this over to the Knife Repair & Restoration forum so the other modders can see it.
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