Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
- Joined
- Mar 2, 1999
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Picked this one up a few years ago at the Lewisburg PA knife show, they host one there each year in Feb. I liked the overall look of the knife, here's a 3 1/2" frame knife, but the blades are just barely over 1 1/2" long each, making for expert control of the blade tips. I'm starting to take more interest in wood carving and I think this one handles very nice indeed.
Has a bit of stag glued in place for covers, long bolsters and single back spring.
The walk and talk on both blades are good, pretty light on the pull but not too light. Both blades took a very keen edge, well, I guess they ought to, since they are Surgical Steel
I'd love to see GEC do something along this line up, seems when you have a 3 1/2" frame, most want to fill that up with as long a blade as they can, and toss in a small blade for extra measure. It's ok, but this as I say handles pretty nice.
G2
Has a bit of stag glued in place for covers, long bolsters and single back spring.
The walk and talk on both blades are good, pretty light on the pull but not too light. Both blades took a very keen edge, well, I guess they ought to, since they are Surgical Steel
I'd love to see GEC do something along this line up, seems when you have a 3 1/2" frame, most want to fill that up with as long a blade as they can, and toss in a small blade for extra measure. It's ok, but this as I say handles pretty nice.
G2
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