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a turquoise handled rigging knife. Case xx, red liners and spacers. I like it :D

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Nice work, Kaleb! I gave that knife to my son a few years back. I got it at an antique shop in Colorado. It sure looks better with your handiwork!

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8) Cool ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys, hope he likes it :)
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Is it CV steel bladed or stainless steel? It looks great no matter what the blade is made of. For me though, the CV blade would be a nice kicker for such a beautiful knife.
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Duffy wrote:Is it CV steel bladed or stainless steel? It looks great no matter what the blade is made of. For me though, the CV blade would be a nice kicker for such a beautiful knife.
No it's a very nice carbon steel. CV is short for chrome vanadium.
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thanks it's stainless
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muskrat man wrote:thanks it's stainless
It looks greatt MM, I just answered to wrong question. ::doh:: ::doh:: That is to say, I read the question wrong. :lol: :lol: It was a looong night! ::doh::

I think most riggers, but not all are stainless due to carbon steel and salt water are a bad mix.

::dang:: My brains asleep. ::mdm::
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8) K; You did an OUTSTANDING JOB on that one! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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My fault Hukk, I didn't supersize the picture to see the SS under the pattern number. ::doh:: Sorry bout that. I hadn't gave my PROZAC time to kick in. :P I'm slow, but I'm learning.
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