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I practice while driving, under the covers in bed, in the shower, and when my three year old is climbing on my back. It adds to the realism.
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Opening My Folder - Flubbed It!
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I practice while driving, under the covers in bed, in the shower, and when my three year old is climbing on my back. It adds to the realism.
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My Endura 4, G-10, steel lined ffg, inspires a lot of confidence and is a decent size EDC. I thought you meant a Military. My dream folder is a g-10 Military plain edge with "tip-up carry" I guess that ain't going to happen anytme soon.
I've had one for sale in the Exchange that I converted myself. It just recently sold. Just because they don't make it doesn't mean you can't have one
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I've had one for sale in the Exchange that I converted myself. It just recently sold. Just because they don't make it doesn't mean you can't have one
How'd you get a good solid anchor in the G-10? Where'd you get the clip?
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I've had one for sale in the Exchange that I converted myself. It just recently sold. Just because they don't make it doesn't mean you can't have one
How'd you get a good solid anchor in the G-10? Where'd you get the clip?
It's the original clip off the Military, just attached to the other end.
I just drilled and tapped it, but if I were keeping it permanently I would have coated the screws and the back of the clip with epoxy like I did with my Para. This is the clip off a Byrd knife and you can see a little bit of the hardened epoxy around the edge of the clip base. It's VERY secure.
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It's the original clip off the Military, just attached to the other end.
I just drilled and tapped it, but if I were keeping it permanently I would have coated the screws and the back of the clip with epoxy like I did with my Para. This is the clip off a Byrd knife and you can see a little bit of the hardened epoxy around the edge of the clip base. It's VERY secure.
Nice job! :thumbup:
