Camillus Model 50 Barlow

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Jeffinn
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Camillus Model 50 Barlow

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I don't see these model 50's too often and I forgot that I bought this one. Not in bad shape. The blades have some scratches and some carbon spots but otherwise are in decent shape. The main blade has a lazy snap issue, it snaps close but not with much authority. Still a nice knife.
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Re: Camillus Model 50 Barlow

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Jeffinn wrote: Tue Jul 07, 2026 1:15 am I don't see these model 50's too often and I forgot that I bought this one. Not in bad shape. The blades have some scratches and some carbon spots but otherwise are in decent shape. The main blade has a lazy snap issue, it snaps close but not with much authority. Still a nice knife.
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Thanks for looking!
Jeff
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Re: Camillus Model 50 Barlow

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That looks great!!
Nice work!! ::tu::
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