Fiddleback Forge Bushfinger For Sale

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that's a gorgeous knife - I already have a curley cue bushfinger wearing maple scales or I'd be all over yours. Good luck with the sale!
 
Man that is gorgeous. Bad timing for me, but I do love that full height grind! I can't imagine it sticking around for long.
 
I would be all over this if it wasn't full height grind. It's almost exactly what I've been looking for. Love curly maple and orange liners. Nice knife any way you split it. Good luck!!
 
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It's almost exactly what I've been looking for. Love curly maple and orange liners. Nice knife any way you split it. Good luck!!
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Huh? Which knife are you looking at? Curly maple? And, split what?
Just curious.
Thx
 
Obviously not too clear...I like curly maple with orange liners which is similar to the burlap with orange liners. "Any way you split it" is just a saying. If you never heard it, I guess you wouldn't understand. Sorry for any confusion.
 
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Obviously not too clear...I like curly maple with orange liners which is similar to the burlap with orange liners. "Any way you split it" is just a saying. If you never heard it, I guess you wouldn't understand. Sorry for any confusion.
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I get what you're saying about the burlap resembling the curly maple, I dig the materials that have a wooden or earthy look but have the environmental strengths of the synthetics, so I really like the burlap and would love to have a Kephart in the same handle material. As far as the full height grind goes I that's just one more reason I wish I could afford it. They are rare compared to the saber grinds from what I've seen. I bet it slices like a laser and at 5/32 still has plenty of strength for anything other than what would likely be considered extreme use for a knife. This knife will be a great find for somebody.
 
Ok, sorry. I've heard the expression. Just have seen plenty of sales threads where potential buyers have asked the seller to "split" or just sell the knife without a sheath or some other combination. And then when you mentioned curly maple, I thought I may have been looking at a different thread than everyone else. Thanks for the clarification.
 
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