GEC for ESEE

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GEC for ESEE

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Looking to obtain an ESEE 3 or 4......not for sure which model, but a small fixed blade with belly. Would prefver orange like the one
ZED just posted in Outdoor Photography thread.

I have this Muskrat to trade....
it has the tube....BUT NO TOP!!
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ESEE3.jpg
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ESEE 3

Thanks bud!!!
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No worries mate.
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Hey Scott, i used to have the original version of the ESEE 3, a R.A.T. 3 with a coated D2 blade (Randall Adventure Training) but since i don't have it any longer i can not try to make a trade.
What are the handles on the Muskrat ? Camel bone ??
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Scott,
I do not have a extra 3/4 at the moment, but I do have Izula 2.
The HM3/4 is fantastic if you can get ahold of one of those. The added swell in the handle fits well in hand.

Overall, the three is a better slicer, the four is a better all around Knife. IMHO.

Best of luck in your search.
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kootenay joe wrote:Hey Scott, i used to have the original version of the ESEE 3, a R.A.T. 3 with a coated D2 blade (Randall Adventure Training) but since i don't have it any longer i can not try to make a trade.
What are the handles on the Muskrat ? Camel bone ??
kj
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Tony_Wood wrote:Scott,
I do not have a extra 3/4 at the moment, but I do have Izula 2.
The HM3/4 is fantastic if you can get ahold of one of those. The added swell in the handle fits well in hand.

Overall, the three is a better slicer, the four is a better all around Knife. IMHO.

Best of luck in your search.
Thank you sir!
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Pretty unique bocote. Looking good. ::tu::
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