Another "different" 110

DarrylS said:
...Forgot to ask ya...Are the pins and rivets ground down flush with the scales on that 110 and do they appear to have the same radius ground into 'em??...
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Yes, they all have the same radius. Smooth to the wood. Rocker pin has same curve .

strangely enough, the pins on the back side look countersunk just slightly.
 
...That info makes it sound like they (whoever "they" are ) did it just about the same or similar to the way that we used to do it years ago. That would be indicative of swinging the knife on a predetermined axis , as in using a "dog", against an abrasive surface. It could be a belt sander or even a large disc. With the right tools you can do just about anything. Ask those knifemakers who are really doing great stuff. If only I had 'em...LOL...
 
They are around Goose, I had one with green scales, I should have kept it, but the trade I got was too good to pass up.
 
Ya know Trax, that just might be scuffing from the sheath snap. I've had that on a few 110's.
 
That 110 LinerLock went for $76.05...Strangely enough, none of The Usual Suspects bid on it... :confused:
 
He didn't appreciate what he had. I miss mine, but I was traded a Ti/carbon fiber Godfather for it, thats the only knife I own thats NOT a Buck these days
 
:eek: :eek: :eek: ...I could just ..."SHART"...I never thought that knife would go for only 75 singles...I fell totally asleep as the darn auction ended...If I had only known...:confused: :mad: :(
 
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