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A few of my favs:
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Please feel free to add some Gerber pics (please do).........
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Here's a few old school gerbers i have squirreled away, need a flayer to keep em company. I keep missing out on flea bay. from the left is a pixie, bird & trout, game & fish (A325), shorty, muskie and coho.
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The one on the east side with the spoon. What was it made for? All handy looking.
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The coho? fish filleting, same deal with the muskie. there is a new version of the muskie that comes with the spoon handle but is not US made like the elder gerbers.
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Faith and love of others knows no mileage nor bounds. That's simply the way it is. dogzapper
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Very nice collection. You definitely need to add a Flayer.
I almost bought an orange Coho recently, but I don't scoop too much caviar these days.
I'd like to pick up a Shorty.........
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Been slumming this one for almost 30 years.
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Nice Scott. That set in good condition can fetch $200 these days....
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Tend to prefer the Bolt Actions myself. The Filet knife is very useful on the water and in the field as well. Picked up a few extras so I have them when I need them.
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It's about time we got some nice pics up. WW let me know if you ever want to trade a bolt action. Roundoak, you may want to "preserve" that knife. That was Gerbers first ever folder IIRC and some go for big bucks........
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The brass lock-blade I inherited from my Dad he used it as his hunting knife. The Bolt Action is my all time favorite and what I used as a model when I ordered from Ingram. Mike
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Almost forgot this one!!!!
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2MG, What's the scoop on the second from top? I had one similar about '80-'81. Seems like I remember it as a limited run, maybe handmade?
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Nice Scott. That set in good condition can fetch $200 these days.... I had no idea they were selling for that...
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me either... mine is far from pristine though..
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roundoak those wood handled hunters were fetching 350. from japanese about 1990. either l6 or m2 alloy i believe, mine had a green sheath & i let it go for 60.---cranky72
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I currently see them in L6 for around $240 but in better condition.
The other offerings used 440C steel........
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Finally found a flayer to complete my set. :-)
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Very nice. Flayers are cool. Great set you have....
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Almost forgot this one!!!! Those might very well be great knives, but I cringe anytime I see "BG" stamped on anything!!
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I oogled the various Gator's for many years but never bought one. When someone posted that Cabela's was selling the B&C S30V below for 39.00 a year or so back I bought one. I skinned and quartered a doe this year and it performed great, the sheath sucks.
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Finally found a flayer to complete my set. :-) Neat set of Gerbers.. Love 'em..
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I oogled the various Gator's for many years but never bought one. When someone posted that Cabela's was selling the B&C S30V below for 39.00 a year or so back I bought one. I skinned and quartered a doe this year and it performed great, the sheath sucks. Yeah, that one deserves a nice piece of Kydex at the very least.. Cool looking Gator.
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They fit in a Kydex for a Bravo 1 FWIW.
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Mike I have the same brass lock blade. Girlfriend gave it to me in college. I'll never forget her because of it. Funny how knives conjure memories...
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Finally found a flayer to complete my set. :-) Sure in nice shape compared to my old Gerbers, just love the steel on them. I have a flayer, and one that is similar to the shorty, but it has a different name and can't think of the name off the top. I traded a custom built knife straight across for it...because I know how good they are. My set in the pic...[that is a shorty in the pic] my other one isn't in the pic.
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I think that set had different alloys for the blades. fairly sure they used m2 in one or more of the small pattern. anyway I tried to sharpen on a carborundum & it just cut the stone. no diamonds at that time. cranky72
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