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Scored this at the flea market last weekend for a few bucks. Pretty sure it's a low dollar junker, and I was going to try and do a mod on it, but I thought I would ask first before I pulled it into pieces. Fires great, but lock doesn't work, and front covers aren't in great shape.

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I wouldn't think an Othello would be a total junker Glen ::shrug::
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Do it Glenn! Mod that baby, I would love to see how it turns out!

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If it were mine I would leave it as is. The horn looks like it is in good shape and the blade doesn't look like it has seen a stone. Your knife;you can do as you like.It is definitely NOT a junker.
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It's a standard modern Italian stiletto, marked (not made) for Anton Wingen in Solingen.
There is something very wrong with the front scale. I see nothing wrong with cleaning it up and rescaling it.
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Bill DeShivs wrote:It's a standard modern Italian stiletto, marked (not made) for Anton Wingen in Solingen.
There is something very wrong with the front scale. I see nothing wrong with cleaning it up and rescaling it.
Just out of curiosity Bill what do you see wrong with the scale?
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The hole for the button is way too big, and the pins are missing.
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Bill DeShivs wrote:The hole for the button is way too big, and the pins are missing.
I agree, the hole is way big. The pins are there, but they are sunk. That front cover is the main reason I was thinking of a mod on it...
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That knife is screaming at you Glenn to modify.
Plus I'm curious what you could do with it...

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I've seen the previews Glen, I can't wait to see the finished product.
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