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Posted on behalf of Ron (pappy57) who is the owner of this beauty!
My Frank B. flatguard Kris which I think is kind of rare, at least I haven't seen one since I got this one in 2011. Beautiful creamy blonde horn with honey colored streaks and red dot safety. Fires like a rocket with a kick you'd expect from a much heavier knife and locks up like a drum! These pics don't do it justice.
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I would like to thank Mr. JulesVane (Chris) for his friendship,help and incredible patience in helping me with this post. You are truly a great friend, Thank You!
Thanks Jay, I've had a few other flat guards of his both "FrankB" and "Walt's" and as far as I'm concerned this is Frank at his best. I don't know what year this was made and I would love any info anybody might have.
Beautiful kriss blade and the flat guards just suit it perfectly.
I love the horn ...almost like ivory and its a red dot safety aswell ..What's not to love about it.
Congratulations on owning it and thanks for sharing it
very nice! The color in, especially that front scale is really nice, almost looks like nice ivory. There once was a time that I wasn't so crazy about the kriss blades but that changed. I now have several and find them very pleasing to the eye. I don't see them a lot on Frank's knives but ohhh when I do....I do like them. Had him put some on swingaurds several years ago and really liked their looks.
Nice knife and I think that the flat button adds a lot to it. Seems that Frank is the only one, least that I have seen use them and seems like another subtle way of saying that it was made by him.
