Ken Coats 4"....

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I like the way this one turned out. My first with a spun center pin. I like it

Specs
Blade and spring Ats-34, cryo, 3/32" stock, Blade @ 61-62 Rc.
Blade is hollow ground, 600 grit hand finish, drawn swedges.
Frame 416ss, liners, bolsters integral, all pins stainless.
Scales my dyed and jigged bone. Acorn sheild is pinned.
Closed length 4", open length 7 1/4", back is flush open ,closed, and half stop position.
This ones about a 5+ on the pull open scale. Crescent nail nick.

SOLE AUTHORSHIP (including heat treat and cryo)

Price $395 shipping and paypal included. SOLD Thanks Chris.
You can say I'll take it here, pm, or email me.
All comments welcome and Thanks for looking.
Ken.

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Ken, another very good looking knife. Your clip blades are quite distinctive for the long taper to a super fine point. my linerless Shadow has a similar profile and i find the tip great for easily poking a hole in a range of situations from letter opening to gutting.
roland
 
Durbin said:
Ken, this one is great! pardon my ignorance, but what does spun center pin mean?
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The spun center pin means that after you form the head by peening for the markside of the knife,- on the pile side you cut the pin to the right length and then you can put it in a fixture and spin a dome on the pin and get it exactly as tight as you want without as much fear of peening and cracking the scale- hope this somewhat explains it.
Ken.
 
I'm shocked this is still here. :eek:
I have a Ken Coats 4" Jack and it is a masterfully made knife.
Someone should gobble this up!
 
Thanks, Ken, that was informative. It sounds and looks like a very well made knife, I think it is beautiful, and would love to have it. Sad that it is not in this month's budget. will come back to you someday.
 
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