I don't know. Maybe 300Bucks would know?Has Buck ever used a long pull for a secondary blade?
Long pull on a FFG Clip blade, well it would be criminal not to wouldn't it? But the Sheepsfoot?
Any examples to chicken-eye?
Turn frown upside down.I loves me a long pull on my folders.
But easy to clean due to the straight pathing. I always feel that there is some food or gunk left in my nail nicks, but I am sure when a long pull is clean.Long pulls are dirt collectors
Well, that doesn't look too bad I suppose. As long as it's up near the spine and not in the middle. The swedge really helps establish the line.I've seen knives made for Buck with long pulls. But I don't recall seeing any knives made by Buck with a long pull. I wonder if they would stamp it or cut the pull? I guess they'd have to cut it since they probably wouldn't have tooling if they've never done it before.
Here's an old IXL cattle knife with a long pull on the sheepfoot.
I thought CPM154 was chosen because we could stamp it?Whether nail nick or long pull, it will be machined.
CPM 154 is not a steel you can stamp. It all has to be machined or similar.