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I want more 33s!!! I came late to the party and am missing handles I like. LOL! And it's gonna be slow catching up!
Somewhere on the net I read that the 33 is one of their most popular patterns......I wonder if it's true? The Sleeveboard is supposed to be too, but I still see a lot of them in all handles everywhere. Of course they have 2012 production on those. What do I know....I'm a GEC newbie. LOL!
See the question above
Not all manufactures ask the opinions of the folks that buy their knives. Let's answer so they will continue to ask us. Nice to know they care!
Craig,
I dont see any plans as of yet while looking at the website. But since this is the first week of September we may see a new list
http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/2011-production-schedule/
Is there going to be any #33s made in 2012?
Michael Prater Has a lot of cool Mica Pearl colors on his site!
Do they do other colors?
Yes, Craig, It is a #53. It is made by Great Eastern with the Painted Pony Mica Pearl, which is a corelon type comp handle. It is trademarked by Michael Prater who does the painted Pony line of knives. The last 2 NKCA knives were done by Painted Pony. he also does a lot of channel inlay knives, like the Yellowhorse knives.
Very nice Billy! A #53 right?
Pardon my ignorance, but, what are "Painted Pony" knives, and "Mica Pearl"?
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