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Rusty,
I think HP stands for hoof pick? They just made a few. I always like the Micarta one. Jay
HP and T were my (main) downfalls. If H is a fixed blade Hunter and P is Punch blade, HP should be a fixed punch blade, which is an icepick (or what I get after trying to sharpen a blade) which doesn't sound right. Maybe I'm wrong about H. And all the T's seemed to be slimline single blade Trappers. T for Trapper was my first thought, but there were lots of trappers without the T. I went back and looked again and they all had lanyard holes, what some of the earlier releases called lanyard tubes. Maybe the T is for Tube, lanyard?
WT ... Western Trapper?
M - I found Muskrat, Moose, Muskrat clip blade and Mink skinner. Which one, if any, of these is right?
B ... Barlow?
BAL ... Bail?
BJ ... Big Jack?
BJM ... Big Jack Muskrat?
JFB ... Jack Flat Bolster?
Yipes, the more I look at my list, the more I question what I put down.
Rusty.
ROFL, cant wait to see what gave our GEC folks here the cause to stop and think. But we will wait until the contest is over to ask
Ivars,
Thats the spirit, one of each. The seahorse pattern is in Case's vault so it may be more difficult. How about get a Geppetto, wait a few years for the seahorse to coem out of the vault. If you still want one, that will be your chance
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