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Re: Fake Miller
I saw that one on there. I don't anything about millers as I haven't been able to acquire one yet but I figured it looked way to good to be real. For educational purposes, what tips it off other than the shiny unblemished blades?
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Re: Fake Miller
The most prominent tip off is the comma after Miller, the font is all wrong, the bone handles and pins.
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Re: Fake Miller
This seller has a bunch of stuff going so there is a good chance he may not know. What should be his best knives are the worst of the lot. This is a good example.
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Re: Fake Miller
So, pretty much everything. Thank you.Miller Bro`s wrote:The most prominent tip off is the comma after Miller, the font is all wrong, the bone handles and pins.
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