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Knife Pic's?
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Sal Glesser
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GC - We're always working on the site. Some pic were still in process. Which models were you speaking of?
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Sal Glesser
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The "Flat Iron Folder" was the mating of a drop point blade with the original FRN "Rescue" handle. It was originally made as an exclusive model for another company and was dubbed the "Snake River Folder". The other company ran into some problems so the model was changed to the Flat Iron Folder and sold as an exclusive through Ironstone Mail order. When Ironstone Mail order shut down. the balance of the pieces were being closed out through the SFO store. I don't know current status as to whether or not we have any left.
The "Iron Hunter" was also made as an exclusive model, but for Ironstone Mail Order. This model is a mating between the standard stainless handle as on the C01, C03 and is mated with the blade from the C13. This one is a sleeper. I know there are some of those left and still some being produced. They won't be around for long.
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The "Iron Hunter" was also made as an exclusive model, but for Ironstone Mail Order. This model is a mating between the standard stainless handle as on the C01, C03 and is mated with the blade from the C13. This one is a sleeper. I know there are some of those left and still some being produced. They won't be around for long.
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Sal,
The Flat Iron Folder and Hunter models are the two that I was thinking of. Sound like great knives, especially for the hunter/outdoorsman. So many knives are tactical, which is great, however, some of us hunters like using knives for the woods, field dressing game, skinning, that sort of thing. Not being familar with the basis of these knives as you described pictures would be very helpful.
The Flat Iron Folder and Hunter models are the two that I was thinking of. Sound like great knives, especially for the hunter/outdoorsman. So many knives are tactical, which is great, however, some of us hunters like using knives for the woods, field dressing game, skinning, that sort of thing. Not being familar with the basis of these knives as you described pictures would be very helpful.