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Show off your 15's

Thank you Dan. You got a photo of the inside-out saw cut bone long pull spear point?

Thanks
 
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mr_badexample said:
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These new Crownlifters are a dream knife for me. I don't really care what blades are on the knife, but a 15 with canvas Micarta would be a serious problem for my bank balance. If any more of those come out of Titusville...well, I won't even try to keep a budget next year.
 
Dr. Scott said:
These new Crownlifters are a dream knife for me. I don't really care what blades are on the knife, but a 15 with canvas Micarta would be a serious problem for my bank balance. If any more of those come out of Titusville...well, I won't even try to keep a budget next year.
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I can't tell from the pics. But it looks like these micarta 15's have a satiin finish.

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:)
 
intron said:
I can't tell from the pics. But it looks like these micarta 15's have a satiin finish.

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They do. Satin finish is standard on the Tidioute line.

Dr. Scott - you could always pick up a regular crownlifter and send it to Esnyx!
 
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Pardon my ignorance, but I've owned a few different knives and they all had pretty standard main clip blade, spey and sheepsfoot combinations. I've seen this type of blade on a few different knives, and it looks similar to the shape of a straight razor. What exactly is the purpose of this shape, and what is it properly called? I see lots of the GEC number 15's with this blade, and to be honest, it will keep me from even thinking about buying one, if it's equipped with one of those. Just a standard clip for me, thanks.
 
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