Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

This is one that's currently gnawing at me. I think they did great w' the random & deep jigging of the bone. First one I've seen pics of here. Looks great.

 
Love the GEC fixed blades Steve!! I haven't tried a H50/60 yet but do like the H10s and H73s.

thanks 2Dead I am liking the size of the H60....the micarta handles are a bit rough and may need a light sanding, should be good with gloves tho. Don't see too many of the stainless blades around either.

 
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Thanks Gary. It's a 77.
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Thanks for setting me straight, Bob. :) I don't pay extremely close attention to the various GEC models, but the bolsters should have tipped me off on that one :o (And Ron complimented you on your 77, but, in my defense, his post apparently arrived while I was busy typing mine. :rolleyes:)

- GT
 
Will: Nice review on the TPK Superior and have to agree aon all points. I have the Ash one also and FnF has been very good. Quite a slicer!!!

Got in these GEC fixies to join the Buck 102


An H60 fixed in micarta? I'd like to find one of those! Google isn't giving up any info.
 
Thanks for setting me straight, Bob. :) I don't pay extremely close attention to the various GEC models, but the bolsters should have tipped me off on that one :o (And Ron complimented you on your 77, but, in my defense, his post apparently arrived while I was busy typing mine. :rolleyes:)

- GT
No worries my friend. I like the fact that they used the bolsters like the 2014 Forum Knife. The double threaded bolster is a classy touch.
 
Picked up a Winchester branded gunstock jack from the mid to late '70s, undoubtedly made by Olbertz in Solingen, Germany. All the same styling and build cues as the Frank Buster Fight'n Rooster knives from the same factory: i.e. proud pins, scalloped and raised covers, deep bone jigging, blunt spear nose and multi-color etching on the main blade. A very nice knife, 1 of 1000.

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Picked up a Winchester branded gunstock jack from the mid to late '70s, undoubtedly made by Olbertz in Solingen, Germany. All the same styling and build cues as the Frank Buster Fight'n Rooster knives from the same factory: i.e. proud pins, scalloped and raised covers, deep bone jigging, blunt spear nose and multi-color etching on the main blade. A very nice knife, 1 of 1000.

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GS_mark_zpsnzomdbtr.jpg~original


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Nice one Jeff!!!!:thumbup:
 
Jeff, your Fight'n Rooster collection is growing nicely with some great pieces. Their knives really had a quality that is unique!! Thanks for sharing this one!!
 
Picked up a Winchester branded gunstock jack from the mid to late '70s, undoubtedly made by Olbertz in Solingen, Germany. All the same styling and build cues as the Frank Buster Fight'n Rooster knives from the same factory: i.e. proud pins, scalloped and raised covers, deep bone jigging, blunt spear nose and multi-color etching on the main blade. A very nice knife, 1 of 1000.

GS_open_zpspnwwceqq.jpg~original



GS_mark_zpsnzomdbtr.jpg~original


GS_well_zpsywnqktvg.jpg~original

Love it Jeff. I have a weakness for the Frank Busters too. I know some folks don't like those blade etches, but I think they're fun!
 
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