Lets talk GEC!

[Coinfolio]

The AAPK club knife is a 92

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

How do we know the 92's are coming up?

It’s the club knife for AAPK this year.

 

[doulos]

It’s the club knife for AAPK this year.
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Nice, thanks!

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

Nice, thanks!

It's the first GEC I've been excited for in a while. I'm not sure if GEC have done bone stag before?

 

[black mamba]

GEC have done bone stag before . . . and in colors, too!

 

[Matt_WY]

GEC have done bone stag before . . . and in colors, too!

The bone stag looks fantastic, GEC needs to bring back the colors too.

 

[gunstockjack]

Those early 53s in bone stag were done with Culpepper bone AFAIK.

 

[DenimBlues]

First post here on the forum, but I had to join after getting bit with the GEC bug not too long ago.
Really looking forward to expanding my knowledge and collection.

 

[Old Engineer]

First post here on the forum, but I had to join after getting bit with the GEC bug not too long ago.
Really looking forward to expanding my knowledge and collection.

Welcome to the Porch my friend !!!!! Very Nice trio that you are showing .

Harry

 

[CallMeDave]

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[Will Power]

Hatchet_Jack Ditto on being excited about the Eureka, pity they won't be all steel though

Here's another GEC Bonestag a 73 from 2008 makes a very fine work-knife as not only is it strongly sprung but has liner lock too for extra safety when tackling say thick grippy plastics.

 

[black mamba]

Those early 53s in bone stag were done with Culpepper bone AFAIK.

Pretty sure that's right, Barry. Those were all from 2009 or earlier.

 

[Alex.Y.]

Here's another GEC Bonestag a 73 from 2008 makes a very fine work-knife as not only is it strongly sprung but has liner lock too for extra safety when tackling say thick grippy plastics.

Traditionals with a liner lock have a normal backspring as well? News for me. Never handled one and always thought they only have some kind of stopping bit, or at least a thin nominal spring. Guess having both lock and a backspring is not a redundancy, eh?