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My little 5160 Ontario collection
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Those look nicely used. I got 4 SP-51s, two active duty, one for reserve in bug out bag, other for car with the car SP-53.Just 3 knives right now. I’ve bought a sold a few over the years, wish I kept them all.
My 5160 RD6s I gave away all served to get friends and family out of some sort of problem in the wilderhood, so they could get back the warm glow of the computer screen and their Doritos. All have a never sell mentality when it comes to their car/pack/putingeneralpurpusegointowilderhoodpack knife.
I misplaced the screws, still looking for them. The tape is just so that I don’t lose the scales too
This made me LOL !!! Sounds like me.
The struggle is real
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I enjoy these knives a lot too. I have quite a few SP models, but never grabbed a RD version.
They are working tools, and I really like the rubber handles.
They are working tools, and I really like the rubber handles.
I love the SP line too. I’ve been looking for years for a sp50 and the Ontario woodsman
There is the 420 SS Woodsman. Its tough enough and can food prep in the field. I gave a few to relatives who usually keep them in the kitchen duty as well. My "Evil" Step Mother (hey its tradition to call them evil! We must maintain traditions!) steals the one I gave my dad every large critter cutting season. (if your PC and offended by Large Critter Cutting Season, then I'll call it the cute Wilber and Babe and cute fluffy wuffy fuzzy sheep fuzzy sheep slaughter fest and vivisection butchery season.)
For its cost you can probably get a "Better Knife". But I got them for sheer versatility and I love the FULL SOLID TANG of it. I usually don't like FFG blades, but the full tang and the FFG I use it for and the "Evil Step" mother during cute Wilber and Babe and cute fluffy wuffy fuzzy sheep slaughter fest and vivisection butchery season for its durability and and cutting up ute Wilber and Babe and cute fluffy wuffy fuzzy sheep. Oh and meat cutting and trimming as well.
5160 Woodsman is golden. No one is getting their hands on mine!
For its cost you can probably get a "Better Knife". But I got them for sheer versatility and I love the FULL SOLID TANG of it. I usually don't like FFG blades, but the full tang and the FFG I use it for and the "Evil Step" mother during cute Wilber and Babe and cute fluffy wuffy fuzzy sheep slaughter fest and vivisection butchery season for its durability and and cutting up ute Wilber and Babe and cute fluffy wuffy fuzzy sheep. Oh and meat cutting and trimming as well.
5160 Woodsman is golden. No one is getting their hands on mine!
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I'd contact Ontario, they'd probably replace them for free or at minimal cost.
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I got a Ontario Falcon from a member here some years ago. The only drawback it has is a very short handle but I did a little tweeking on it and made it more comfortable. But the steel is pretty damn good for taking and keeping a great sharp edge.
After a few months, I finally got the hardware. Ontario said it was hard to find because it’s discontinued
I’m probably going to epoxy the scales on maybe do a forced patina
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Yes.RD7 you say???
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Guess I forgot to take pics...
I always say time is a blur; but that seemed like longer ago than yesterday.
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email OKC, surely they will be helpful.