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Don't you mean 7 7/4"?

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Just noticed this thread. Thanks Jarvis and all for the nice compliments. These kits make a pretty knife and make for a fun afternoon in the garage.

PM me your address. I can send you one I found in my parts bin I can send no charge.

OMG! I love these! (This is Mike's wife speaking.)
Very nice!

Glad this one got bumped up again. That LLO is outstanding, Mister mr_edge. 8) 8) Thanks. I guess this is almost reaching for customized leverletto, but I did use a blade from a LLO kit. Redesigned the frame on .040 brass liners, 1095 slip in kickspring and backspring with lanyard ring. Features a ...

It has been way too long my friend. I'm sure much is new since we last spoke. I have a new email addy but you are on my contact list. I WILL be contacting you soon. We need to catch up and there are a few things I would like to pick your brain on. So good to hear from you!

2 is a bit greedy, don't you think? I'll take the ugly jigged wood one.

Ken, perhaps you could show a pic of your Model 90 to exemplify what I suspect was the original configuration. I have also suspected that the frames on these later ones may have been hubertus 12cm parts. The back spring on mine is slightly wider than the blade giving it an incurable side to side pla...

Selling some nice knives at very reasonable prices Jim!

Thanks Bill. I was unaware you did one this way. I appreciate the pic!

Bill DeShivs wrote:The original proto had the fulcrum silver soldered to the bolster.

Any pics of that one Bill?

These knives are consistently VERY well built knives. Excellent quality.

I believe he is a Canuck, correct?

Well, I had the fortune of meeting one of our newer member's, Mr --J, in person today. He is a very personable fellow with a keen interest in knives. I did get a chance to see his diamond in the rough fulcrum release, but unfortunately he took it home with him. He also ended up taking home this rare...