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Nantahala Nut
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Fixing up an old knife
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April 24, 2015, 12:01:00 PM »
I have my grandfathers combat knife from WW2 and it needs some TLC. He carried it from D Day til VE Day and my father carried it in Nam and I carried it on the Appalachian Trail. It has got some rust and needs a good sharpening. Anyone have some good ways to get that rust off and restore it to it's former glory? I would love to carry this into the woods again and hand it down to my son someday.
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Flying Dutchman
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I know Bark River restores knives in a great way. You could ask Jason Thoune from DLT knives to take care for routing and shipping. He is a stand-up guy for sure!
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