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#98862 - 02/23/12 08:29 PM Re: Fishing knife?? * [Re: Steven]
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A gets my vote
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#98865 - 02/23/12 10:28 PM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: ChadHelpling]
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B) Red & Blue
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#98946 - 02/26/12 05:56 PM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: Duke]
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A) Capt. Chris' "BONE LINEN" micarta.
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#98987 - 02/27/12 03:20 PM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: TonyLaPetri]
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A) Captain's Bone Linen

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#98997 - 02/27/12 06:46 PM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: Jay G]
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A Capts bone linen
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#99110 - 03/02/12 07:51 AM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: DUH120]
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OK Crew:
"A" (Bone Linen) gets the nod. I've gotta' tell ya'll: Bone linen is outstanding handle material. The shop loves working with it. It is the right color and will go with any hardware and spacer combination..."BUT"...(There ya' go again)...it is quite boring when it isn't "shaped". I recently had a Triathlete handled in the bone linen. Triathletes, if you want them to fit back in their original sheaths, have to have thin, straight-sided scales installed. The bone linen has much more sex appeal with shaping and contours. It may need to be discussed here. Perhaps an option, such as a "crow's beak" butt cap in duralumin should be considered? If not, a single finger grip or commando shaped handle could be used....just sayin'.
What do ya'll think? Let me hear from ya'!
Thanks for the participation, Capt. Chris
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#99111 - 03/02/12 08:36 AM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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I am a big fan of the border patrol handle shape personally, and it helps show off the handle material

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#99113 - 03/02/12 09:50 AM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: Peter_Kaufman]
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I agree with Peter ... Border Patrol Handle on this one.
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#99114 - 03/02/12 10:03 AM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: TonyLaPetri]
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I find the commando shaped handle very versatile - maybe even with a butt cap.
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#99116 - 03/02/12 10:32 AM Re: Fishing knife?? [Re: Litch]
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Crow's beak!!
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