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Well, it is an interesting but trivial point I suppose.
Whether the original Solingen blades were drilled with three holes in Germany, or the blade blanks came to the shop undrilled does not negate the 3-hole nature of the first batch of Orlando-blade knives sent to be evaluated. Those would have most likely been made to the spec of the blue prints or they would not have been accepted for testing, in my opinion. And those ten knives only one (Clinton's) has shown up. Are the other nine in a US vault somewhere, including those five with the 3/8-in stock?
Still, whether any more hard info is gained, this is entertaining and new information is seeping in.. I like that. Ciao
Last edited by Jacknola; 06-28-2017 at 10:18 PM.
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