A friend of mine sent me pictures of a fixed blade knife from Spain and I told him I'd inquire here if anybody knows the maker. He sent pictures to Muela and they said it was not theirs.
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Knife Identification Help
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Re: Knife Identification Help
Not sure about your particular knife, but it looks like a 'copy' of the Buck 401 Kalinga.
LJ
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Re: Knife Identification Help
Thank you. It does look the same.
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Re: Knife Identification Help
I posted this also on BCUSA and this is what came up.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Re: Knife Identification Help
That answers our questions, Bill. From a short search regarding CVA, it appears they no longer have these kits or sell them...unless I missed something. Nevertheless, your friend's knife looks to be a good user as a skinner.
Thanks for the followup. 
LJ
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Re: Knife Identification Help
I think it would make a good user. He made a new sheath for it.
Thanks you.
Thanks you.