The one form >>this thread<<, but now with a more correct for pattern straight cross guard.
Carbon steel blade, handle, cross guard and fixing nut are brass, all treated a Cerakote finish in Sniper Green colour.
It is a very cool thing indeed.
As you will see, one side displays the correct F-S engravings, the second side is sterile, also as would have been the case.
The sheath brought bang up to date too with a super clicky Kydex offering (you don't want this coming loose whilst 'jumping'
), moulded in a complementary green with very secure and adaptable TekLok clip fitting.
Difficult to know how to price this it was a real labour of love, I will never recoup what it stands me at.
I think this historical reworking is worth every single penny of£395 £345 so that is where I will start.
I should also mention that this is not sharp as such, it does have a whet edge under the coating but you won't be cutting much, it was never designed as a cutter and they were not supplied sharp, geometry etc is all wrong for that, they were designed and made for one job.
Carbon steel blade, handle, cross guard and fixing nut are brass, all treated a Cerakote finish in Sniper Green colour.
It is a very cool thing indeed.
As you will see, one side displays the correct F-S engravings, the second side is sterile, also as would have been the case.
The sheath brought bang up to date too with a super clicky Kydex offering (you don't want this coming loose whilst 'jumping'
), moulded in a complementary green with very secure and adaptable TekLok clip fitting.Difficult to know how to price this it was a real labour of love, I will never recoup what it stands me at.
I think this historical reworking is worth every single penny of
I should also mention that this is not sharp as such, it does have a whet edge under the coating but you won't be cutting much, it was never designed as a cutter and they were not supplied sharp, geometry etc is all wrong for that, they were designed and made for one job.
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