Dc Ffbm

[kwilson]

Has a DC FFBM or FBM been available in the past?

(I can't justify spending $700 for a BMLE and I am not sure I want a stripped CG.)

Any chance the "competition" grade (unfinished) knife that Jerry Busse talked about a while back will become a reality?

 

[Jaxx]

Only as an SE2007 offering...

...They were a li'l bit thinner than the other FFBM's, and darn popular. Will any others in D/C be offered??? DAMN good question! I'd like to see them offered at least once, but they will be hard to score, I'd bet.

 

[Solstice]

errrrr....well there was one other one.

 

[ThunderUnderKilt]

Has a DC FFBM or FBM been available in the past?

(I can't justify spending $700 for a BMLE and I am not sure I want a stripped CG.)

Any chance the "competition" grade (unfinished) knife that Jerry Busse talked about a while back will become a reality?

Is a competition grade that much different from a stripped blade?

 

[Ban]

Is a competition grade that much different from a stripped blade?

I don't think there is a difference. I just don't think it gets coated in the first place saving 1 extra step in production.

 

[yoda4561]

Jerry said if they did a comp grade finish it would basically be off the grinders with a quick bead blast or scotch brite deburring. Over on the scrapyard forums there's a rather lovely CGFBM the user did a scotchbrite finish on. http://www.scrapyardknives.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=146001&an=0&page=18#Post146001