Traditional Auto Hunter

[Dad2E4]

I have seen the Buck 110 conversions, and the Hubertus, but is anyone else making a traditional pocket hunter auto. I am looking for an auto that is a user, but looks like it came out of my Grandfathers coat pocket.

 

[knarfeng]

I believe there are some traditional autos which take after the Schrade autos of the 30's through 50's. IIRC they were an Special Factory Order made by GEC. But I remember none that looks like a hunter.

Edited to add Link:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1034453-GEC-Schrade-autos?p=11807176#post11807176

 

[Dad2E4]

Thanks, I don't know how I missed those.

 

[puukkoman]

There are some really nice Italian leverlocks (look very similar to the old Hubertus Springers) that are currently being produced.
Also look into Mikov knives. Very robust, won't break the bank. I love mine.
I'll post pics when I get home.

Edit: if you'll turn on your private messaging or contact-by-email, I'll send you some more resources. Check out A.G.Campolin and AKC; they make several different auto hunters.

I love autos~!

 

[puukkoman]

Here are a couple that might fit the bill.

The Italian lever lock that I mentioned above:

The Mikov (these are available with a range of different tools - you can get one with a saw, etc. - and in different handle materials):

And the caplifter/screwdriver has a liner lock:

And a photo for scale:

 

[Dad2E4]

Thanks, those look great.