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Who made the scales on the mini a-100 you had up for sale?


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ChuckFinley,
more beautiful set is difficult to imagine!
congratulations!
 
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Thank you sir

Nice set of greens!!!


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more beautiful set is difficult to imagine!
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What do you use to lubricate when you reassemble?




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Guys...Howe's is clearing out their Emersons....

http://www.howesknifeshop.com/emerson-knives/
 
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Thanks for pointing out, and congrats on the new avatar and CUT. If anything I'll be selling, rather than buying.




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Guys...Howe's is clearing out their Emersons....


not send in Russia..sad Frown
 
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Hey Czechvar, I recently picked up a horseman and noticed that the lock up is about 40-50% in the middle of the tang when opened with gusto so I am wondering if this is normal sounding to you as my other emerson is still quite early at about the first 25% or so. Just seems like it only really has about a millimeter until it's at the other liner.



Also, I tightened my pivot some, but can still shake out the blade with a good force. Does this seem normal? Thanks.


See, it's already here in the lock up
 
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I couldn't begin to tell you. Call Emerson's and talk to their Techs. I'm not really a good judge on the lockup issues. For me it either works or it doesn't.

A couple of the other guys here will probably come along with better advice, just wait a bit.
 
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I think if you completely wear through an Emerson lockbar they will replace it.
 
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not send in Russia..sad Frown

One more reason you should move to the US. Maybe Florida would be a good place for you... Smile
 
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One more reason you should move to the US. Maybe Florida would be a good place for you...

Thanks, but as it is used to cool Moscow in 42 years Smile
but leave something get out ak Wink
 
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Recent discontinuations:

http://emersonknives.com/produ...discontinued-models/

Might have to buy another Journeyman as a back up to my current one. Just in case my present one goes tits-up from all the abuse.
 
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