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Some Blind Horses followed me home

Sgt. Art

Sgt. Art

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I went to the SAR gunshow this past weekend and saw Mercop. I also saw L. T. Wright from Blind Horse Knives there. Mercop had picked up a Batwing at the last show for me and I was again checking L.T.'s table for more. I came across the knife in the photo it is # 4 of a model called the Work Horse False Top Edge Or FTE knife. What is really deceiving is the grips. They look thin like you would not get a firm grip with them but when you pick it up and hold it it fills your hand. Its a quick feeling blade suited to camp tasks and hunters needs. I highly recommend Blind Horse Knives if you haven't already. :)


Work Horse False top edge Or FTE knife
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Batwing

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Nice blades man! Looks like those blind horse knives are really coming into their own, I have never heard a bad thing bout them, and seems like alot of positives lately.
 
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