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Anyone know anything about a Schrade G F 65 fillet knife I just picked up? What does the G F stand for? Thanks
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G F 65 fillet knife
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Not sure but
I think Graphite Fillet=GF is what I read somewhere maybe graphite= black handle dunno
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Shawn
I think Graphite Fillet=GF is what I read somewhere maybe graphite= black handle dunno.Shawn
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There were two models of the Graphite Fillet.
The GF45 was called the Grafillet Littlemouth; 9-1/2" OAL with 4-1/2" blade; $23.95.
The GF65 was called the Grafillet Bigmouth 11-1/2" OAL with 6-1/2" blade; $25.95.
Prices from the 1985 Shortline catalog.
They appeared in the Shortline catalogs from 1983 through 1985, just 3 production years.
They did indeed have a graphite handle according to the catalog, thought I imagine it was graphite composite.
Graphite composite fishing rods were making a big splash about that time.
Dale
The GF45 was called the Grafillet Littlemouth; 9-1/2" OAL with 4-1/2" blade; $23.95.
The GF65 was called the Grafillet Bigmouth 11-1/2" OAL with 6-1/2" blade; $25.95.
Prices from the 1985 Shortline catalog.
They appeared in the Shortline catalogs from 1983 through 1985, just 3 production years.
They did indeed have a graphite handle according to the catalog, thought I imagine it was graphite composite.
Graphite composite fishing rods were making a big splash about that time.
Dale
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