Something for the slipjoint fans

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Something for the slipjoint fans

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Picked this one up the other day - Schatt & Morgan File & Wire C.B. Morgan Special Gunstock (man, that's a mouthful :) ). ATS 34 blade, nickel silver bolsters, grooved goldenroot bone handles. Quite hefty and solid for its size. A keeper for sure.

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lovely stuff,realy like the blade,and the overall classic styling look..superb..
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Great taste in folders. Those File & Wire knives are fantastic and Schatt & Morgan is my favorite manufacturer of traditional slip joints.
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Very nice :cool: :cool:
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What a great knife, I love a nice slip joint, and you got the Rolls Royce of slippies :)
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Nice

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I am a Schatt & Morgan fan also ; my favorites are the large lockback , Mountain Man trapper and a Stag Muskrat . Edges from factory not quite up to my standards but easy fix . Wonderful knives , makes me want a custom Britton . Regards MG2
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I have that same S&M Gun stock and it is a great knife. I love to carry it in the bottom of my pocket as a second knife. The fit and finish on it is amazing, I just wish it came as sharp from the factory as my spydies.
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Very nice, looks classy and handy, enjoy it.
What I particularily like is the "tantorized" tip of the blade, a thing you don't see too oftenly at this kind of knives.
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dialex wrote:What I particularily like is the "tantorized" tip of the blade, a thing you don't see too oftenly at this kind of knives.
The blade is somewhat similar to the Lum tanto in that regard. The grind near the tip isn't quite convex like the Lum but it is thicker than on the rest of the blade. Not much fear of snapping the tip off this one. :)
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