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Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!

AShearer said:
Recycled picture, but I'm out of town? is that a good excuse.
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AShearer said:
Smoooth Ed🤙🤙
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Thanks Allen [emoji846]


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AShearer said:
Is it true? There is no bad stag!:) Such beautiful photos today guys.
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There is no bad Stag !! Some is just better than others . You are also correct in the beautiful photos today , and the Stag has been very good today too .

Harry
 
Old Engineer said:
There is no bad Stag !! Some is just better than others . You are also correct in the beautiful photos today , and the Stag has been very good today too .

Harry
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Thanks for straightening me out sir! There is no bad stag🤙🤙
 
This is why I don't like brass liners with Stag or light bone. There's always the verdigris risk-brass bleed.

This example is the 2008 Forum Knife made by Northwoods. Why it's bled so badly I can't say, maybe the thin panel Stag? Or badly cured or prepared material? But I've got other brass shod Stag/light bone knives from GEC and CASE that also show signs of greening. This particular knife has not been much used, kept out of sunlight but it now has a very vivid green stain throughout the scales on both sides.

My verdict? Give me stainless or all steel liners for Stag, no question.

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