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Wow! Great pic JohnnyR. That's one beautiful blade, thanks for posting :thumbup:
If mine colours up half as nicely i'll be happy
If mine colours up half as nicely i'll be happy
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Queen Canoe with swedge
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hunterfisher808
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Cozy Glen's 1095 does take on a very colorful patina. This is, IIRC how it looked after slaying a mango and a peach.
amber-root bone worm groove
amber-root bone worm groove
glocktenman
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That amber-root bone worm groove looks great. Might have to start "rooting" around for one of those!
Glock, both the Queen D2 models and the SFO Cozy Glen run have the same swedge on the master spear-point blade. The Only difference is the thickness of the blade, the Cozy Glen's is thinner. This makes for a superb slicer that is in an overall slimmer/sleeker knife than the Queen D2s. I have both and definitely prefer the SFO version. I love D2 but the 1095 that Queen used is excellent and the patina sets up great. Great choice:thumbup:
+1 :thumbup:
Before I got the Cozy Glen, I did not know it was thinner.
The thinness make a big difference in the pocketablity.