Just found this in my truck......................

mymindisamob

mymindisamob

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......................... and I don't remember anything about it. I will probably put it on the exchange, but can't recall what it was called or what it went for. Any of yous Rats help me out?

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It has been sitting in the damp truck for awhile.
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Thanks in advance! Mike
 
That there's a Swamp Warden my friend, pretty popular little necker. There's a fellow on the forum who's currently making G-10 and micarta handle slabs for these.

Here's a photo of the knife w/ scales, can't recall whose photo this is (sorry)....

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Hah their videos are hilarious! They have another song entitled "You should consider having *ahem edited for SFW title* with a bearded man". Good for a laugh. Swamp wardens are fantastic little knives
 
aaaa_cccc said:
That there's a Swamp Warden my friend, pretty popular little necker. There's a fellow on the forum who's currently making G-10 and micarta handle slabs for these.

Here's a photo of the knife w/ scales, can't recall whose photo this is (sorry)....

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Any luck remembering who makes these scales? I might be interested in ordering up a set. I've got a first generation SW and don't care much for the skeletonized handle. Might actually use it if I had some G10 on there.
 
Idaho Jarhead said:
Any luck remembering who makes these scales? I might be interested in ordering up a set. I've got a first generation SW and don't care much for the skeletonized handle. Might actually use it if I had some G10 on there.
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BPiatt is his name here on the forums. However, he got a look at several of my Gen1 SW's and swore he would not make another set of scales for one! Too many differences in tolerances in the early fat ones (none he checked were the same, I think that was 5 different knives in total). The more recent ones (slimmer) are dead-on the same though, and his scales fit them all perfectly.
 
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