Forged Bird and Trout SOLD

G L Drew

G L Drew

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Forged from 1/8 inch 52100 steel
Heat treated with three normalizing and two tempering cycles to Rc 58-60 and a fine grain throughout the blade
Mat finish on the blade
Cocobolo handle
Overall length including the lanyard loop: 8 1/4 inches
Blade 4 1/8 inches
Leather scabbard with a belt loop

SOLD Delivered to the US or Canada. My PayPal account and email address is gldrewknives@gmail.com Please feel free to contact me with other payment methods or overseas shipping costs.

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Hah... just happened to log on with my phone when I got on the train to the office and it was the first post. Most of that four minutes was my internal dialogue on whether I needed another B&T :) Lucky me.
 
There is never a good reason not to buy one of Gerry's knives unless you already have the same one.
 
drducati said:
There is never a good reason not to buy one of Gerry's knives unless you already have the same one.
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Let's not open that can of worms, some of us have bought (or just slightly different) the same one. :D His small utility 3 inch hunters in 52100 were such good bargains I have two, one in drop point the other with an almost wharncliff, still,drop point but the point comes lower than the center line.
 
I'm with you cbach8tw! I have several of those little EDC jewels in different handle materials, and have given some away as gifts. One is always on my belt!
 
Oh, and by the way, drducati and G L Drew, that is not the record. Close, but no cigar! "On 29 AUG 2014 cbach8tw snagged one of Gerry's "Twisted and Clipped" knives in exactly 1 minute!"
 
I missed that one!
I don't know how many of his knives I have but I can't sit down in my house without having one close at hand. I found one in an drawer on Wed dating from his "stock removal" period. At least 7-8yrs old if the accompanying detritus is correct:)
 
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