JB in SC
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Those look nice, but I'm anxiously waiting to see the clip blade #14 show up on the production schedule.
I certainly hope so
Those look nice, but I'm anxiously waiting to see the clip blade #14 show up on the production schedule.
... be fun to dream up your ideal GEC forum knife...
I dream of a trapper made on their new 3-1/2" #44 gunstock frame. It would have good solid clip/spay blades, not the thin muskrat style. That would be such a sweet knife.I figured it would be fun to dream up your ideal GEC knife
Yes, yes and yes to a medium sowbelly stockman with a punch instead of a spey!A sowbelly pushing 4" with a punch instead of a spey would really float my boat. On an existing frame? A single-spring, two-blade knife on the 98 frame would make me wet myself.
Say what?!! That is sweet.If they make a sowbelly pattern, I'd certainly want one as a "Beerbelly" with caplifter in stainless.
Glennbad modded Case
If they make a sowbelly pattern, I'd certainly want one as a "Beerbelly" with caplifter in stainless.
Glennbad modded Case
#15 BOYS KNIFE- Does anyone know if the clip point blade will have a nail nick or long pull? Thanks!
The GEC website had a few pictures of them stamped and ground down, they looked to be nail nicks.
I was skeptical about the nail nick on the spear point 15s, I've come around to it though. They look very handsome and I can't wait for mine to ship
I don't know why cap-lifter / screwdriver blades aren't more Prevalent. They are about the most useful blade you can put on a pocket knife... besides of course a cutting blade.
I agree, it will be as popular as the TC or NF barlows. Since I started collecting GEC (2 years) they haven't done a run with clip points. They have done a run of beer scouts in sheepsfoot and crown lifters in sheepsfoot. The problem I think is some dealers still have crown lifters in stock. I can only imagine how fast clip points will sell. I was able to score a radio knife with clip point and crown lifter on the secondary market it's a grail and is almost the perfect knife. Besides the covers...When GEC finally does a run of Beer Scouts/Crown Lifters with clip blades the popularity is going to be off the charts.