RickHuf
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It has a bail..... I'm sold.... Where do I sign up.
Next, you can start looking for Dura-Tool versions.
Maybe I can just put one on the what-a-knife though ... Hmm....
It has a bail..... I'm sold.... Where do I sign up.
Next, you can start looking for Dura-Tool versions.
Nice one Paul, like the loooong pull I've got the mate in black.This 15 was delivered today!!
Extra long pull . Do you know why the long pull extends into the tang?. I’ve seen yours and it is what got me searching for one .Nice one Paul, like the loooong pull I've got the mate in black.
Extra long pull . Do you know why the long pull extends into the tang?. I’ve seen yours and it is what got me searching for one .
Well, sometimes high-end knives had pulls through the tang, some going right through to the pivot area!! I never could decide whether it served a function!! Looks cool in most cases!!!I feel like there was a story with the long pull on those that extends onto the tang, but I can’t remember. Charlie waynorth might know.
Well, sometimes high-end knives had pulls through the tang, some going right through to the pivot area!! I never could decide whether it served a function!! Looks cool in most cases!!!
There is a slight difference from past clip blade TC Barlows. Anyone spot it yet??
The long pull extends further ?
Looks like the long nail pull goes right into the tang.
John and Lloyd, you guys are too quick!
I see that pull on a bunch of my old Barlows, and asked Bill to cut it in there.
Those little details turn my obsessive crank!!
Lubrication highway!!!!Added thought; oil would drip quickly into the "blade-bearing" area - maybe!!
Extra long pull . Do you know why the long pull extends into the tang?. I’ve seen yours and it is what got me searching for one .
I feel like there was a story with the long pull on those that extends onto the tang, but I can’t remember. Charlie waynorth might know.
Well, sometimes high-end knives had pulls through the tang, some going right through to the pivot area!! I never could decide whether it served a function!! Looks cool in most cases!!!
Added thought; oil would drip quickly into the "blade-bearing" area - maybe!!
I had asked this over on a GEC FB page is basiclly this was the consenses. Intentions or ties to old Barlows and a possible candidate for the Ancient 2.0, How much is gospel is unsure (on my end anyways)Thanks, Charlie. It’s certainly an interesting feature. I tagged you because I was pretty sure I remembered a specific discussion about that extra-long pull, but it was actually the 2016 TC I was thinking about (the “Barlow in Every Pocket” run), not the 2018 knife that Paul posted.
Having sorted that out, I went back and was able to find the discussion from your Barlow thread:
Bill must’ve liked what y’all came up with for the 2016 TC, because he took that long pull even further onto the tang on those 2018 boys knives.
(Sorry for the subpar photo, don’t have any good lighting this time of night.)
Great capture Jeff.Just opened up this Richlite beauty and snapped some photos.
To me, a perfect example of what stag should look like.Just received the replacement for the Mercury stag lockback (see above) that had the seriously off center blade. This one is dead center with stag more to my liking. It does have the same familial recurve that Jeff black mamba pointed out. That was a flaw? that I hadn’t noticed and never bothered me, but now I can’t unsee it. Oh well. All in all, I’m very happy with it. It’s just what I wanted. A large 4 1/2” stag folder.
Bruce, they both have some good looking jigging and beautiful color.A couple that came in last weekend that I traded for with another forum member. 1965-69 Case Medium Stockman and a 1975-87 era Battle Axe Premium Stockman. OH
Thanks Jim, I was real happy with them when I unboxed and handled them.Bruce, they both have some good looking jigging and beautiful color.