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Welcome Hamnjam!

Hi Hamnjam! You grabbed a nice one there. Not only is the blade grind rather uncommon (as you've read here), but I'm not even sure where the Ram Horn pieces came from. I never saw Angelo offer that scale material option on his site. Congrats! BTW: These pieces were actually designed by Renzo Pascott...

Very good looking piece and glad you are pleased with it. That's the important part!

john wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 17, 2019 1:14 am

You could use an apprentice

I 2nd that!

I'm looking for a place to acquire classic c.1960's vintage Rizzuto Estileto Switchblades, and their history, manufacture, etc. I believe these were made in Japan even though they are marked Milano. Welcome Rizzuto Man! What's your price range? I have several starting at $200...(I'm kidding). Lots ...

Ahh, I kinda' thought I was missing one Rick! That's a REALLY unique example with a red dot safety no less! That's the one & only I've seen with a red dot. Gorgeous in every way!

Happy Birthday!

Wow Thom! Beautiful!

You know my love for these pieces Thom, and after extensive/constant searching...I was lucky enough to acquire only ONE in this blade grind with Ram Horn. So, yours, mine and one that recently sold at auction, I've now only seen a total of three...

Great set up. It's odd to see a collection start like this. Usually collectors start with the cheaper and not so special stuff before moving on to those ones. lol...My exact words to Joe on many occasions. I certainly started with the "budget friendly" pieces myself. I wouldn't want to steer any ne...

thom wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 01, 2019 2:06 am

JV, The 14 prototypes do not have that grind blade. Only traditional bayo. I really like this profile blade, half grind.

...absolutely. The prototypes do NOT. Not many A.G.A. Campolin stamped 10" picklock pieces do either.

Thanks all. I think might be an early one??? Do not see that blade grind often. I have a couple 13" AGA's with the same grind. ...that's the unique part of that grind Thom. As you know, Renzo Pascotto introduced the first 14 prototypes in 2012. A.G.A. Campolin did the first 150 piece run finished i...

Happy Halloween John and all our TalkBlade friends & families!

It's a beauty Thom! The blade grind is pretty unique for these pieces IMO. Almost like a modified bayo or half grind. WAY cool piece!

I think this is officially the oldest post I've seen resurrected! lmao!