MSRP of original FB01 Moran?

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MSRP of original FB01 Moran?

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I just won an original FB01 Moran with mirror polish, convex grind and leather sheath on ebay, and I am curious what the MSRP was for this one?
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I don't know but congrats on the win. The leather sheath is a nice one.
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This 1998 listing is probably as close as you'll get to it. Sheath was already kydex by then but the priice should be close, if not spot on.
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Thanks Paul :)

I might actually prefer the kydex sheath, as it can be reversed for left hand carry.

I Don't know if I'll be able to bring myself to use it or not. I really like the current FB02, and I am intrigued by the "Moran" convex edge.
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Congrats, the Moran is an awesome blade. I will have to pick one up someday. Just wish it had a lanyard hole though.

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CKE wrote:Congrats, the Moran is an awesome blade. I will have to pick one up someday. Just wish it had a lanyard hole though.

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Picked up one a few years ago for cheap on the forums. Only problem with the leather cross-draw sheath is that it eventually loosens up. Might want to look into a kydex sheath for it (eric at o/st made mine).
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