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    Pimped Emerson Gentleman Jim


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    I fell in love with the Gentleman Jim so I ended up buying one. I understand emerson production knives don't have such wonderful fit and finish, there concentrated more on function. The blued hardwear and scales really didn't do it for me so I decided to start a project. The scales are green canvas g10 and the hardwear was done with Cerakote gen 2 graphite black. Let me know what you guys think.




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    That's some nice work right there!Love to see some more pics.
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    Thank you, I appreciate you kindness. I need to take some better pictures tomorrow and post them up.






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    Great job on those scales fugazy. The ceracote came out nice as well. You should post this over in the Emerson sub forum as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jwaj View Post
    Great job on those scales fugazy. The ceracote came out nice as well. You should post this over in the Emerson sub forum as well.
    Thank you

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    Absolutely gorgeous! Nice job, how's the Cerakote holding up?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dcmartin View Post
    Absolutely gorgeous! Nice job, how's the Cerakote holding up?

    Thank you! I've never used this knife, I actually have it on ebay right now. From past experience I can tell you that Cerakote is one of the best finishes available. Its basically rust proof and doesn't chip, flake or scratch. Soaking it in acetone doesn't even phase it. The only way I've ever removed it is by blasting with aluminum oxide. It puts kg guncoat and duracoat to shame. It's amazing

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    yeah nice job buddy,but i think the G10 is a little bit too thick

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    Quote Originally Posted by fugazy View Post
    Thank you! I've never used this knife, I actually have it on ebay right now. From past experience I can tell you that Cerakote is one of the best finishes available. Its basically rust proof and doesn't chip, flake or scratch. Soaking it in acetone doesn't even phase it. The only way I've ever removed it is by blasting with aluminum oxide. It puts kg guncoat and duracoat to shame. It's amazing
    Where did you find that g-10? I would love that style but with an olive drab color for my Mini CQC-15

    Once again....nice job!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dcmartin View Post
    Where did you find that g-10? I would love that style but with an olive drab color for my Mini CQC-15

    Once again....nice job!
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    Here's the actual scale thickness, measured with a micrometer.

    Factory Emerson scales, .123"

    New scales, .125"

    That's a difference of .002", so there just about identical in thickness. The fact that the original emerson scales have a chamfered edge might make them appear thinner.
    Last edited by fugazy; 06-19-2012 at 12:39 AM.

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