I have an old 313 Muskrat that I have had since 1972 which I believe was the first year of issue. If I go to the Buck website the Muskrat is described as having a clip blade and a spey blade. I guess that according to their blade descriptions this would be a "Turkish" clip, my question is is there any difference between that term and a "Toothpick" blade?
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No difference, a toothpick, like the 333 California toothpick, usually has a long clip blade often referred to as a Turkish clip.
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Hi Jvan...
Will is right (as always
).
Here is a link that has a reference to the Turkish cllip:
http://www.buckknives.com/choosing_shapes.php
Will is right (as always
).Here is a link that has a reference to the Turkish cllip:
http://www.buckknives.com/choosing_shapes.php