The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Follow Eric's directions in the first post. He will email you with an order confirmation and an estimated delivery date when he receives your order.
When he gets the knives in, he will send another email with your total $ amount owed and you can go to the website and pay.
Generally speaking Rat's over 6" in blade length are differentially tempered. The only exception I can think of is the black/tan BR which was through hardened.
M6 was differentially tempered.
I'm on a DOD computer and can't see the pics, are the Warden cord wraped or scaled?
Thanks
I'm on a DOD computer and can't see the pics, are the Warden cord wraped or scaled?
Thanks
It should be mentioned that the production version of the Scrap Yard Regulator/Deregulator is also through-hardened. The Reg/Dereg is made of the same primary steel Swamp Rat uses in its blades . . . SR101. The knife is sabre-ground, 1/3" thick, and has a 7.5" long blade.Generally speaking Rat's over 6" in blade length are differentially tempered. The only exception I can think of is the black/tan BR which was through hardened.
M6 was differentially tempered.
It should be mentioned that the production version of the Scrap Yard Regulator/Deregulator is also through-hardened. The Reg/Dereg is made of the same primary steel Swamp Rat uses in its blades . . . SR101. The knife is sabre-ground, 1/3" thick, and has a 7.5" long blade.
Why do I mention that here? Because other than their logos, the only differences I can tell between Swamp Rat SR101 knives and Scrap Yard SR101 knives are the handle materials they use and their tang construction. Swamp Rat uses Micarta/G10 handles and full tangs while Scrap Yard uses Res-C handles and cut-down tangs.
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Hi everyone.
First post!
First Rat! ...and second!
order in:
HRLM - tan canvas / tanker gray
RDU - black canvas / black
It should be mentioned that the production version of the Scrap Yard Regulator/Deregulator is also through-hardened. The Reg/Dereg is made of the same primary steel Swamp Rat uses in its blades . . . SR101. The knife is sabre-ground, 1/3" thick, and has a 7.5" long blade.
Why do I mention that here? Because other than their logos, the only differences I can tell between Swamp Rat SR101 knives and Scrap Yard SR101 knives are the handle materials they use and their tang construction. Swamp Rat uses Micarta/G10 handles and full tangs while Scrap Yard uses Res-C handles and cut-down tangs.
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No problem, Eric. Just so you know, Dan encourages discussions of Scrap Yard, Swamp Rat and Busse Combat knives on his forum. In fact, there's an active conversation taking place right now on the Scrap Yard forum regarding the fact that you've got HRLMs, RMDs and Swamp Wardens for sale. Before that we openly discussed Wakis, M9's, Chopweilers, and other Swamp Rat knives and will undoubtedly continue to do so. We've talked about many Busse Combat knives as well. The only thing Dan discourages is discussions of knives outside the Busse family of companies. Under the circumstances, I thought supporting each other was an unspoken understanding among the three Bussekin companies. Please accept my apology. Apparently I was mistaken.
I won't mention Scrap Yard knives again on this forum.
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