Railsplitter Gold Member Joined Oct 31, 2010 Messages 8,238 Dec 23, 2023 #1 Anybody know if this blade: Will fit this knife?
Railsplitter Gold Member Joined Oct 31, 2010 Messages 8,238 Dec 23, 2023 #3 MT_Pokt said: Yep Click to expand... Thank you! I’m not sure if I’ll do it but I’m considering it. I could install the blade myself but I would have to find somebody to remove the drop point blade for me as I don’t have the tools or the skills. Thanks again. Very much appreciated.
MT_Pokt said: Yep Click to expand... Thank you! I’m not sure if I’ll do it but I’m considering it. I could install the blade myself but I would have to find somebody to remove the drop point blade for me as I don’t have the tools or the skills. Thanks again. Very much appreciated.
MT_Pokt Gold Member Joined Jul 21, 2014 Messages 2,546 Dec 23, 2023 #4 Punching the pin out is a piece of cake. Caveman way: hammer and 3/32 punch. I recommend not drilling it first. If you're not concerned about saving the frame, it can be done even easier...lol
Punching the pin out is a piece of cake. Caveman way: hammer and 3/32 punch. I recommend not drilling it first. If you're not concerned about saving the frame, it can be done even easier...lol
Railsplitter Gold Member Joined Oct 31, 2010 Messages 8,238 Dec 23, 2023 #5 I do like that drop point knife in my top picture. Maybe I will look around and see if I can find somebody who has a loose drop point blade that they would part with. That would be more practical but but it might take awhile to find one.
I do like that drop point knife in my top picture. Maybe I will look around and see if I can find somebody who has a loose drop point blade that they would part with. That would be more practical but but it might take awhile to find one.
texpat Joined Jan 18, 2018 Messages 496 Dec 23, 2023 #6 MT_Pokt said: Punching the pin out is a piece of cake. Caveman way: hammer and 3/32 punch. I recommend not drilling it first. Click to expand... This! texpat<<<<serious hardcore pin-puncher from way back in the day.
MT_Pokt said: Punching the pin out is a piece of cake. Caveman way: hammer and 3/32 punch. I recommend not drilling it first. Click to expand... This! texpat<<<<serious hardcore pin-puncher from way back in the day.