Thanks for the contest,
I will pick 1449
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Good deal. Getting some numbers out there. Still missing a few regulars yet but this is good. Thanks to all participants but you don't have to thank me. I am a very busy man because of most of you guys.
Scott you going to pick a number?
Anyway, I finished the knife today short of putting a clip on it which I will not do until the winner informs me of how he wants it, or if he wants one at all. I know some of you guys are south paws, some don't like clips at all, and some are pretty sensitive about the 'swiss cheese' looks so rather than just poke it full of holes I'll do one mounting for the winner.
I guess since I'm done it won't do any harm to show the folder the winner will get.
As you can see. This used to be a 93 mm Rescue with the blunt tip, and the index notch cut in the blade. It had the black FRN body in its past incarnation. I've modified it to be more like a true Wharncliff blade shape with a good splinter picker point and given it a handle that will be hard to lose for just about anyone. It sports teflon liners, a titanium spring holder and the finish is bead blasted. Blade steel is VG10 but I'm sure most of you know that. It will also have a nice matching orange para cord lanyard by the time this is mailed out to the lucky winner.
Good luck again guys and gals.
STR
Scott you going to pick a number?
Anyway, I finished the knife today short of putting a clip on it which I will not do until the winner informs me of how he wants it, or if he wants one at all. I know some of you guys are south paws, some don't like clips at all, and some are pretty sensitive about the 'swiss cheese' looks so rather than just poke it full of holes I'll do one mounting for the winner.
I guess since I'm done it won't do any harm to show the folder the winner will get.
As you can see. This used to be a 93 mm Rescue with the blunt tip, and the index notch cut in the blade. It had the black FRN body in its past incarnation. I've modified it to be more like a true Wharncliff blade shape with a good splinter picker point and given it a handle that will be hard to lose for just about anyone. It sports teflon liners, a titanium spring holder and the finish is bead blasted. Blade steel is VG10 but I'm sure most of you know that. It will also have a nice matching orange para cord lanyard by the time this is mailed out to the lucky winner.
Good luck again guys and gals.
STR
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