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natcherly,
Just spend a bundle of two Busse knives. If someone would like my place your are welcome to it.
Stu

Bill, thank you for the information. The aluminum handles also have a few nicks that I am trying to do away with (along with the anodizing). I guess I will invest in some medium glass bead media and see how it goes. Thanks again...
WhitleyStu

I posted this to BladeForums.com, but thought I would ask for your input too: I want to glass bead blast an aluminum handle (among other things) to remove the anodizing and leave the handle with a bare aluminum finish. What size (grit) bead should I purchase to have the smoothest finish? From what I...

Wow, section "B" would cover a simple lock back manual knife! So much for the land of the free...
WhitleyStu

I'm not on the list to get one of these knives, but I have seen knives with too much writing on the blades. The Randall King Swift Striker series is one that comes to mind. I would like to buy one of these, but the blade looks like an advertisement. I did see a knife at a recent show that just said,...

I love the dark markings in the scales. The scale on the "button side" is beautiful. VERY nice...
WhitleyStu

blunt monkey,

We'll be looking forward to seeing the pics of your new knife. A new product is always great to see (and buy!!).

WhitleyStu

Vagrant wrote:For a long time a nylon net tube was a Dalton "trademark"

Thanks for the info, Vagant. I guess a bubble wrap bag is just as good as a nylon net tube!! A box of some type is nice for resale...
WhitleyStu

Last month I recieved this Dalton Street Assassin: http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/580/daltonstreetassasinbi8.jpg Not exactly what you are looking for, but here is one of his Assassin models. I think the price is a little high compared to other autos I have considering it is just G-10 and a small...

Here is a link to the springs (about half way down the page). The hole would have to be a little bigger than the spring cross section.
http://www.knifekits.com/store/s-pages/ ... .htm~smain
WhitleyStu

I think you should first give a little more information and possibly some images to get the word out. An informed audience is going to be a very valuable asset in starting your sales campaign. This is just my opinion, but I have seen few products come to the public without some type of preproduction...

Here is mine: http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/1714/smithwessonextremeopsfz5.jpg I disassembled mine and did a some work on the "innerds" and it fires a little faster now. A great EDC for the price... I like your black version too. I see yours has a S&W logo on the blade and mine is absent. Whitle...

FINALLY we're getting some friggin' clarity around here! HO! HO! _________________ JerrBear Whoa there Mr. Jerrbear... I'm just getting used to this holiday alcoholic haze I have been in!! 8) Don't need any "clarity" till Tuesday!!! Guess it is almost time to cap the Crown Royal till next weekend.....

Mr. JerrBear
Here is a link to a short animation on a 5 step fully forged knife:
http://www.sabatier-k.com/uk/all-forged-knives.html
Fully forged means all the main parts are forged and not casted or made from cold stampings.
WhitleyStu