GPO MAN
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Me too. Should be a couple of more weeks.I'd like to get one of those Barlow Schatt & Morgan 1095's that's to be released sometime soon.
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Me too. Should be a couple of more weeks.I'd like to get one of those Barlow Schatt & Morgan 1095's that's to be released sometime soon.
I love that streak!The Beaver Falls Ebony Jack was delivered.
View attachment 2592505
It sure looks good, the light stripe of ebony is pleasing to my eye.
Fit is solid.. No blade play or rap, no gaps at the bolster, pins are flush, the spring is flush at halfstop, centered blade.
I'm not keen on how to gauge the number system on pulls and walks/talks yet. So I'll say it's right where I like it. I'm glad it has a deep long pull, satisfying to open to the halfstop. A good snap from half to open, and from half to close its really snappy, like be extra careful when closing snap.
Only two issues that I found so far but one of them isn't really a big deal.
View attachment 2592527
^ One of the pins has been attacked! lol
The other thing is on the cutting edge, one side is grinded higher than the other, particularly at the spear tip.
Looking at the tip I can't help but think of how it resembles my first attempts at freehand sharpening with a lopsided edge!
Overall I am quite pleased with my Beaver Falls Jack. I won't hesitate to get another Cooper offering and looking forward to exploring the brand.
I will say that I hope to have an even grind on the next purchase.
That’s a beauty!The Beaver Falls Ebony Jack was delivered.
View attachment 2592505
It sure looks good, the light stripe of ebony is pleasing to my eye.
Fit is solid.. No blade play or rap, no gaps at the bolster, pins are flush, the spring is flush at halfstop, centered blade.
I'm not keen on how to gauge the number system on pulls and walks/talks yet. So I'll say it's right where I like it. I'm glad it has a deep long pull, satisfying to open to the halfstop. A good snap from half to open, and from half to close its really snappy, like be extra careful when closing snap.
Only two issues that I found so far but one of them isn't really a big deal.
View attachment 2592527
^ One of the pins has been attacked! lol
The other thing is on the cutting edge, one side is grinded higher than the other, particularly at the spear tip.
Looking at the tip I can't help but think of how it resembles my first attempts at freehand sharpening with a lopsided edge!
Overall I am quite pleased with my Beaver Falls Jack. I won't hesitate to get another Cooper offering and looking forward to exploring the brand.
I will say that I hope to have an even grind on the next purchase.
That’s a beauty!
I love that streak!
That’s a beauty!
Camel boneI've seen several of the Cooper's with red or blue shields. What material is this? Is it painted or dyed bone or some sort of micarta?
Mark
I was curious about that too. Thanks.Camel bone
Yes, the ebony has the classic tang stamp. They used three different ones.Is the tang stamp on the ebony different than the others?
That is a great looking knife, like the covers.
Thank you, I like it as well. The fit and finish is just about perfect.That is a great looking knife, like the covers.![]()