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[Brian]

Does anyone know for sure what the number on the blade of the regular production Native FRN is? At first I had heard that it was the serial number, now I've heard it's a collector's number, I just don't know.



"Where were you when the world stopped turning..."



Also, Sharp1, have you gotten your Native ss serrated yet?



Edited by - Brian on 12/24/2001 11:30:22 AM

[RYAN]

It depends on what number you are refering to. If it is CPM440v or GIN-1, this is refering to the blade steel. If there is another number on it, it may be a collector, but I would need more info. <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

[Brian]

The type of steel it has is GIN-1, silver stainless clip, with the number, 151, but, a friend of mine has the same knife, and the number on his is 152, I'm not sure what kind of steel he has for his.

&quot;Where were you when the world stopped turning...&quot;

[Brian]

The type of steel it has is GIN-1, silver stainless clip, with the number, 151, but, a friend of mine has the same knife, and the number on his is 152, I'm not sure what kind of steel he has for his.

&quot;Where were you when the world stopped turning...&quot;

[RYAN]

151 and 152 are most likely consecutive collectors numbers. Hope this helps ya out. <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

[Brian]

Ahh, now the mystery becomes clearer, hey, any jobs up there? Just kidding, but if there are...

&quot;Where were you when the world stopped turning...&quot;

[panguero]

Hi Brian,
I did get the Blue Native Plain edged Forum knife, so I have all of the Natives EXCEPT the SS serrated. I don't have plans to get one soon, so my complete collection image will have to wait for a bit-but perhaps I can borrow one soon. Thanks for asking,
Sharp1