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    Nice, i have a esee 3 and if i had to grab one knife.... ok it doesnt break a deer down as nice as my jack from nga but i wouldnt use the jack to cut kindling!

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    Mate, you can grind a fair bit more off if they kydex to shape it a tad more, then if you take a buffing wheel and run the kydex edge on it it smooths it out and slightly melts the ends to make it smooth.
    Then if you add a back piece as a spacer then the tec-loc can be mounted on both sides. Don’t be afraid to use more kydex as spacers etc.
    Shelley

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    Latest knife finished, Mamba model, native timber stabilised handles , black G10 liners.
    Full grind 14c28n sandvik.
    4.5 inch blade.

    Off to a forum member, thank you for the support.

    Viper / Medusa knives.
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    Top craftsmanship Viper, love the design, very functional.

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    viper -that looks a wee honey. 5bob says its sharper than a politicians thought processes by a country mile!
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    That knife is very cool.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    I liked the light weight and toughness of the svord... But it was clunky, the handle was bigger than needed, and the top wasn't that usable for me...

    So reshaped the tip, thinned down the grind a little and changed the handle to suit.
    Rough as guts (but it was done with only another knife and sandpaper...)

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    Looks better than original I reckon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shelley View Post
    Mate, you can grind a fair bit more off if they kydex to shape it a tad more, then if you take a buffing wheel and run the kydex edge on it it smooths it out and slightly melts the ends to make it smooth.
    Then if you add a back piece as a spacer then the tec-loc can be mounted on both sides. Don’t be afraid to use more kydex as spacers etc.
    Shelley
    Cheers Shelly. I do need to work out a back spacer 'bracket' for the tec-loc as the engineer in me doesn't like the two screw mount, yet lots on the net are done this way. Mate was going hunting and wanted it for the weekend so I did a quick and easy.

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    Copperhead model just finished and on it's way to another forum member, ( thanks for the support )
    14c28n , black canvas micarta and dyed spalted maple handles.
    Ice blue G10 liners with brass pins.
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    Sexy as

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    , @NRT, cheers mate glad you like it.

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    Love your new Copperhead model, not sure about the blue liner though!
    Last edited by diana2; 23-02-2020 at 06:03 PM.
    Or you can stay within 300 yards and keep life a lot simpler.

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    Bark River Bravo 1 Light (full height grind/drop point/Cru-wear) and BR Jx6 (Elmax)

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    Quote Originally Posted by diana2 View Post
    Love your new Copperhead model, not sure about the blue liner though!
    Lol, yeah well that's the signwriter in me coming out.
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