MUSKRAT RAMBLE
- Ridgegrass
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MUSKRAT RAMBLE
One of my favorite patterns. Pic#1: The group Pic#2: Top to Bottom: Schrade "Improved Muskrat" #787 Delrin, Camillus 3-line, "20" pattern, Black Delrin
Camillus Bone "20" pattern, mint. 2 Case XX, USA redbone.
Pic.#3: Half-moon Utica stainless,bone, both reverse tangs stamped "R" (for Rustfree?), Wards by Kutmaster, mint. red bone 2 Parker/Frost by Schrade, "Johnny Muskrat"s Top is red bone, bottom is Blue bone, both stamped, "Schrade 1978-3
J.O'.
Camillus Bone "20" pattern, mint. 2 Case XX, USA redbone.
Pic.#3: Half-moon Utica stainless,bone, both reverse tangs stamped "R" (for Rustfree?), Wards by Kutmaster, mint. red bone 2 Parker/Frost by Schrade, "Johnny Muskrat"s Top is red bone, bottom is Blue bone, both stamped, "Schrade 1978-3
J.O'.
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Re: MUSKRAT RAMBLE
Niiiiiiiice!
Those pics with the knives opened are impressive and pretty cool
Those pics with the knives opened are impressive and pretty cool
Take care and God bless,
Steve
TSgt USAF, Retired
1980-2000
But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
Steve
TSgt USAF, Retired
1980-2000
But any knife is better than no knife! ~ Mumbleypeg (aka Ken)
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Thanks. The Muskrat does look very cool when opened. Great pattern. J.O'.
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Re: MUSKRAT RAMBLE
Ridgegrass, the Muskrat is also one of my favorite patterns!
I certainly don't have as many to show as you but it is a very practical knife in my experience. Why I ever started using one, I don't recall
however it is my go to knife when doing delicate work when preparing venison both for freezing and prior to cooking. I have a 77OT that stays in the kitchen window sill, on stand by if you will, to remove tiny pieces of silver skin that are noticed from time to time. She not much to look at, faded Delrin and spotted worn blades but she does the job!
I have several in my pile, in fact just got one out of the bay a day or so ago for $13.25 including shipping, full blades but with surface rust above the frame line, could still see the Muskrat etch before I started cleaning it up the heavy rust.
Thanks Ridgegrass for showing your fine collection of a great pattern!
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You bet. I picked one up yesterday at a "ladies" type antique/junk store for $6 !, a bone handled old Kutmaster. They're the best places to look because the ladies don't care about them and I find them glad to get rid of them. Thanks for the compliments.
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I've learned to like the muskrat - just a nice slim handy carry. 
pffffft that's not a knife ......... now THAT'S a knife !! Crocodile Dundee
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You totally stole that $6 knife from that lady! Lol. I’ll give you $10 for one of those Case pks??
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T-T: The Cattle knives too. $12 each. O'.