Had these big boys for awhile. Just getting the #1081 yesterday reminded of these and how big they are.
Thanks, Producer
Here's a comparison of the new[to me] #1081 vs the #1183
3" and1/4" vs 5" 1/4"
Pair of 1183's
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Re: Pair of 1183's
Hey Producer,
Is the scallop in the mark side front bolster for a better grip? Hadn't seen one like that before. I really like the looks of those big ol' knives
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Is the scallop in the mark side front bolster for a better grip? Hadn't seen one like that before. I really like the looks of those big ol' knives

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Re: Pair of 1183's
Treefarmer, thanks for your kind comments and question.treefarmer wrote:Hey Producer,
Is the scallop in the mark side front bolster for a better grip? Hadn't seen one like that before. I really like the looks of those big ol' knives!
Treefarmer
The scallop is there to access to the liner lock release. Pictures included.
I wish the local mom + pop gun/knife store where I found these and other gems was still around. I use to visit it once a month in the 70's and 80's. Didn't realize what a great source of gear it was until it was gone.
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Re: Pair of 1183's
10-4 on that cut out. If I had looked real closer, maybe I would have seen the word "PRESS" on what I took to be the inside of the other bolster
. Interesting knives and we all probably have a store or two from days gone by that are really missed
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