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Same here. I just like tinkering with things! Randall

That’s a classic, Winchester67. Nice pen. Randall

John Ek was a pioneer. His knives were very identifiable by the distinct three oversized bolts on the handles. EK knives go back to WWII. Your #5 is certainly a keeper. Randall

That Al Mar has a sweet grind, Warrior9!

I have a Gerber Applegate-Fairbairn folder with a single edge, kinda rare. Is that beautiful fixed blade from Ed Martin? It’s cool. Randall

Thanks for the encouragement, my friend. Randall

Thanks, Sld1959. Mr. Smith wanted to design it for law enforcement or use. Having met him, I can see where he’s coming from. Watching your Citizen walk the plank must have been a Nooooo moment! Randall

Gotta keep it PG-13, Axperez. I surmised that those who know the circumstances get the drift and those who don’t could internet search it out of interest. Thank you for commenting! Randall

The UP? 😁 I’m happy you love that knife. It is a nice piece. Randall

Thanks, CCJ. I like writing them, so I’m glad you like reading them. The SOG 2.0 was more included because of the original knife inspiring Mr. Fraser to start a whole company around Mr. Baker’s creation. Looks like nice fit and finish on your knives! Randall

And I have more articles coming on other interesting blades. Stay tuned to the Armory Life! Randall

Thank you for taking the time to comment, javbike. Randall

Yes, and even an unsharpened clip aids in penetration on a thrust… Randall

That is sa-weet!

Xsgt, from the factory, it was not, unless the trooper would do it himself. Randall

You bet, bruddah. Randall

Appreciated, Gunnchic. I found the topic intriguing as well. Randall

That is purported to be Mr. Baker’s Marbles on top.