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Favorite Back Lock/Lockback Knife?
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VorpelSword
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In a way, I would welcome a Buck 110 style lock back from Chris Reeves, , ,but the will never happen.
Imagine a Buck 110 as a large Sebenza 31 . . . now that would be my "favorite" lock-back!
Imagine a Buck 110 as a large Sebenza 31 . . . now that would be my "favorite" lock-back!
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Made by Roy Blaum from Covington Louisiana sometime in the late 80's
Wood is I believe is either Macassar Ebony or Madagascar Rosewood.
Steel is in D2
Same dimensions as the Large 31
It was listed on ebay for $18 because it was a bit corroded from improper storage.
It still had the original edge.
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Have you tried Flitz on the black spots? If they are not pitted, it might work on a lot of them.
Made by Roy Blaum from Covington Louisiana sometime in the late 80's
Wood is I believe is either Macassar Ebony or Madagascar Rosewood.
Steel is in D2
Same dimensions as the Large 31
It was listed on ebay for $18 because it was a bit corroded from improper storage.
It still had the original edge.
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It's all little pits, and some areas look like they've been chewed by metal eating bugs
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I see them better in this photo. Sad to see. Not much can be done to restore pitting, except sanding and grinding. Too badIt's all little pits, and some areas look like they've been chewed by metal eating bugs
That's called character. A story. History.It's all little pits, and some areas look like they've been chewed by metal eating bugs
