About as close to mint as can be, but was carried a few times. Never sharpened, except by Ray. About the only thing I could possibly fault on this knife, is that the stag is not a perfect match in color on both sides. Other than that, it's typical Cover craftsmanship. Zero blade play, blade centered when closed, awesome super thin grind, bank vault backspring. Dovetailed stainless bolsters. About 6.25" overall, with a blade length of just under 2.75". One other nice thing about this knife. It's under $200 shipped! $195, in fact. SOLD.
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Ray Cover stag slipjoint
- Thread starter Danbo
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What the F*, Danbo? You have slipjoints? 
What do YOU use them for - as "filler" between your bowies? 
Whatever the Goat Molester offers, I'll go better!
What do YOU use them for - as "filler" between your bowies? Whatever the Goat Molester offers, I'll go better!
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Why did this take fifteen minutes to sell...???? 
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Sounds good to me, Gus! (The biggest surprise in this for ME is finding out that Danbo even knows what a slipjoint LOOKS like - never mind owning one!Bastid said:Ok Holger
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It took 15 minutes only because I couldn't type and hit the submit button any faster after I first saw Danbo's For Sale post.Danbo does, indeed, know and own slipjoints as well as traditional lockbacks, mostly it seems by Ray Cover (Sr.), a few of which to my ultimate benefit for the last couple of years he occasionally offers here for sale.
It is my fervent hope that he continues to do so.
Thanks, Danbo.
