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after a recent trip, it looks like I may be re-locating to the west coast. My EDC, an old 194OT, didn't seem to like getting dunked in the Pacific so I'm looking for a similar knife in stainless. A 194OT with Schrade+ blade, or a similar UH (if they made one) would be about right. Barring that I'd be interested in a similar knife (The 194OT is described as: "Gunstock Trapper Lockblade; 3-7/8" clip - liner lock").
I need a fillet knife or two, can't seem to find mine. Whatcha got? Might be in the market for a dive knife too. . .
Thanks,
CC
WTB: stainless 194OT, fillet knife, dive knife
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Re: WTB: stainless 194OT, fillet knife, dive knife
CC,
I have 3 or 4 cheap filet knives, all in sheaths that I got in a recent collection I purchased.
I also have a Schmidt & Ziegler filet knife that is excellent and not so cheap.
If interested, PM me.
Ray
I have 3 or 4 cheap filet knives, all in sheaths that I got in a recent collection I purchased.
I also have a Schmidt & Ziegler filet knife that is excellent and not so cheap.
If interested, PM me.
Ray
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Re: WTB: stainless 194OT, fillet knife, dive knife
Thanks to all who looked, I think I've got my immediate needs covered (and it only took buying four knives of the three I was looking for!). 
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Re: WTB: stainless 194OT, fillet knife, dive knife
I have a stainless version of the 194OT, the SC503 that were used for the Scrimshaw versions.
Let me know if you need one later.
Dale
Let me know if you need one later.
Dale
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Re: WTB: stainless 194OT, fillet knife, dive knife
Dale-will get back to you later tonight via email
Jim
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