Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
- Joined
- Mar 2, 1999
- Messages
- 27,501
Nice sir, appreciate the photos and to me, it looks like a solid no nonsense kind of knife, no frills just a good working folder. Stiff springs provide a little extra security during cutting, a good thing in my opinion.Well, looky here!! Serial number 44!! First Bunny knife to hit the table in Canada!!
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Firm pull, about 7.5 on both blades! Great fit and (matte) finish!
My first thought was it's a little 'plain' looking for a GEC, but it has such good feel to it, it's raring to go for work or recreation! Rabbits, beware; this knife could could promote a change in diet for many BFers!! Wonder if it will polish itself in my pocket??
Please contact me only if you are a Canadian member!! The USA knives, and European knives will be there soon!!
Spark is your man in America!!
And the brush finish of the bolsters will be easier to maintain, just a little rub with some scotchbrite and you're good to go!
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