Was referred here recently. Own a few Dalton pieces from the mid to late 90's. Again, nice site! Good to be here.
Noobie
Nice site!
Was referred here recently. Own a few Dalton pieces from the mid to late 90's. Again, nice site! Good to be here.
Cutlery Connoisseur
Welcome sir, sounds like you have some quality pieces.
-Earl
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Post some pictures of your Dalton pieces from the mid to late 90's. We love pictures.
Snapper
Don't put your finger where you wouldn't put your face!!!
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
Stump Jumper
Welcome to the Dalton Forums. Ed B
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Noobie
Is a Gatekeeper from around 1997. This one is different in that, when I carried it as a law enforcement officer close to 20yrs ago, it wouldn't cut well at all. Tried a seatbelt, and what a disaster (car was upside down too.) Original design looked great, but functioned very poorly. Was pure "stabber," with next to no slashing ability. Sent it to a Japanese Master Bladesmith, and the results are in pic. He reshaped the blade, sharpened it on Japanese water stones, stropped it with newspaper, and I'm not kidding when I say a person could shave their face with it, lol. I've cut a piece of 550 paracord with it, and it scared me. Lol! I know hardcore collectors will cringe, but for functionality, this piece is now very effective. image.jpg
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Also, thank you all for the welcome!
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