Patina Shmatina - GEC Stainless

Here's my stainless 42. It also happens to be my first maroon micarta handled knife. I love this cover material!
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The last run of the 99 Wall St. in stainless.... Are the back springs stainless as well?

imagine so, the other GEC Cyclops knives are all stainless springs.

On this point, it's interesting that CASE cv knives have stainless springs and I like this as it helps keep the interior cleaner. Some Böker Germany knives have the reverse, stainless blade, carbon spring- odd...:confused:
 
imagine so, the other GEC Cyclops knives are all stainless springs.

On this point, it's interesting that CASE cv knives have stainless springs and I like this as it helps keep the interior cleaner. Some Böker Germany knives have the reverse, stainless blade, carbon spring- odd...:confused:

I don't like having carbon blades with stainless springs, or vice versa like on uncle henry's, but that's the way it is sometimes. I won't turn down a knife I like just because of that.
 
So what have you got to show? Here's my favorite: a Navy knife modified into a lambsfoot by traumkommode traumkommode

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I’ve got a Navy knife inbound. What’s the best way to remove the bail? Does the original pin stay in place or is that added? Thanks for your help.
 
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That's a sweet one!

So what have you got to show? Here's my favorite: a Navy knife modified into a lambsfoot by traumkommode traumkommode

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I’ve got a Navy knife inbound. What’s the best way to remove the bail? Does the original pin stay in place or is that added? Thanks for your help.[/QUOTE]

I've got another navy knife lambsfoot modified by traumkommode traumkommode :

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As far as I know, you can just cut the bail and peen the leftover metal. That's what Andrew did to mine, I'm pretty sure.
 
So what have you got to show? Here's my favorite: a Navy knife modified into a lambsfoot by traumkommode traumkommode

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I’ve got a Navy knife inbound. What’s the best way to remove the bail? Does the original pin stay in place or is that added? Thanks for your help.

I grind the end of the pin of on either side, because it's already peened. Then I grind it cut through the nail and pull rich side of. Then grind down the pin ends a little until they're nice and flat, then peen gently, then a Little more grinding and a hand sand to finish.
 
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