I purchased a nice fixed blade knife and am unable to find out who made it. Any ideas?
Thanks
Photo of tang stamp
Thanks
Photo of tang stamp
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As many people don't like clicking on links that tell you to turn off your adblocker to view the page content, its a lot easier and more forum friendly to just format image links properly so that the picture appears in-line.....
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And why I tell new makers to use something googable.
Thank you!As many people don't like clicking on links that tell you to turn off your adblocker to view the page content, its a lot easier and more forum friendly to just format image links properly so that the picture appears in-line.....
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Not yet. It a nice carry knife for hunting so I think I may just make a Kydex scabbard for it, and put it to work.