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Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Can't go wrong with that one, checks all the right boxesMy first stag Saturday in a while.
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Giving the churchill a break, i've got the stag jack with me today
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That is some nice stag ! The grain in the dark part looks like fossil. May we see the pile side please.
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That means a lot coming for the stag master ! I love both sides too. Thank you my friend ! With all this "knife of the year" talk and my lack of some GEC stag; I could not help it when I was just window shopping and it was on sale
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I need to go get some things so, later today if I still have light. Thank you for the compliment
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I really realized a few years ago that I am only going to go around one time only . A person may not have time to come back and do IT . So do it while you can within reason of course . I think that is a 35 and if so , I am sure that you are going to really like . I hope that you will carry it in a slip . Carry it in good health my friend . I look forward to seeing that knife many more times .That means a lot coming for the stag master ! I love both sides too. Thank you my friend ! With all this "knife of the year" talk and my lack of some GEC stag; I could not help it when I was just window shopping and it was on sale
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While I don’t have this one in hand yet, it’ll be on it’s way to me Monday. Forged 1084 by M.S. Henry Torres (made as a J.S. just prior to getting his M.S. designation), with a stainless guard and butt cap. Should make for a nice small game style knife.
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This a very technical reaction, W O W ! !
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That's a beauty! I look forward to seeing more of that one!
Hi Johnny, sorry for the late answer.
Yes, the weasel is a lockback. Puma made 3 different sizes, this one is the smallest. The biggest is nearly comparable to the Buck 110. Sizewise, not in terms of the weight
While rummaging in some boxes today, I found this KA-BAR model 1189 large lockback from 1980 that my stepfather left to me. His initials were "RLL" and they are engraved in the left/lower bolster.
The dark spot in the stag next to the top of the left/lower bolster is a groove section, not a chip (as I had originally thought). There is a matching, though smaller, fainter groove, on the pile side.
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The dark spot in the stag next to the top of the left/lower bolster is a groove section, not a chip (as I had originally thought). There is a matching, though smaller, fainter groove, on the pile side.
- Stuart
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