Next is the Awesome GEC 44 Gunstock, now this Knife has been around the Worls somewhat, so grab your Popcorn - an'; here we go......
Mr. Paul Hilborn and I grabbed at stages eac a GEC 44 Gunstock, great Knives, and you are wondering just why I would do such a thing as get these great Knives re-handled- well my one was Mint! the Covers were pretty much perfect in the way they matched with tonings- Paul was a little unhappy with his one as his one had quite contrasting Handles- one side was your normal Clean red Brown nice looking Wood, the Other side as extremely dark, Paul mentioned this and Paul does me a LOT of favours so I wanted to swap my minty for his mismatched- Paul felt weird about it- but I said to him it would be the great excuse for me to use it instead of Queening it- so we did the swap.
One day I was looking through Glenns Work I saw a GEC 44 that he had done and I loved it- I couldny quite let that one go, so this Knife too was added, as I sated in my Camillus 23 post, I asked Glenn to have some freedom, I trust the guy, I havent seen a horrible Job yet, and OMG....I just could NOT believe my eyes when I unwrapped this knife - let alone the others, but lets talk about this 44.
I asked Glenn to leave the Bolsters and Bullet Shield on the Knife I kinda think they go hand in hand with the Gunstock pattern, I said out Loud WOW!!!! ....I coudn't believe just how different and striking this Knife looked- it hit me straight away.
Handled in a Dentine material we need to be understanding of how and when such material was purchased, old stock, pre ban etc.
Like the days of old the Handles look amazing, here is this wonderful Knife, re-so expertly by The Man himself...
It may look it- but this is not a Crack ..
Such amazing deep activity in the Handle material, Glenn, what a Steller Job my friend- again, a Massive Thank you!