GERBER MK1 BOOT KNIFE FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBERS
GERBER MK1 BOOT KNIFE FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER

'This is a rare Gerber! The story on this one is this. The following is an excerpt from that sale: The only difference between these early knives and the Command II is the label on the white boxes.Д«ack in June of 2005 a Force II knife was sold on eBay. However, Gerber evidently shipped an unknown number of these knives to their dealers before the knife was renamed. The contest was run in Soldier of Fortune Magazine. Then for some unknown reason, Gerber decided to hold a contest to rename the knife. They even had labels made up for the boxes.

GERBER MK1 BOOT KNIFE FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER

The Command II knives have their own serial number ranges.ДЇORCE II When Gerber first designed the Command II model they initially called it the Force II. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Mark II's serial number and date information does not apply to the Command II knives. There are also several rare copies of the Command II model which are shown in the following sections. I suspect that there wasn't a big demand for these knives and so they were discontinued. The Command II was probably produced only between late 19. These serial number ranges imply that less than 22,700 of the Command II knives were produced. The black bladed serial number range I've noted is between A3512S and A8019S.

The black blade models were only offered in stainless steel. The highest stainless steel bladed serial number I've noted is B0019S. There were no camouflage versions of this knife.ДЇor the satin finish blade knives, the highest tool steel bladed serial number I've noted is 015197. They were issued in two versions, the first with a satin finish blade and the second with a black blade. 007203) as well as stainless steel blades with an alpha-numeric serial number (e.g.

GERBER MK1 BOOT KNIFE FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBERS

They can be found with tool steel blades and 6-digit numeric serial numbers (e.g. They are serialized in the same manner as the Mark II. They were possibly designed for locations where a double-edged knife was illegal. I've only noted one Command II blade without serrations. Second, there are serrations (teeth) only on 2 of the 3 inches of the sharpened top edge. Only the bottom edge and 3 inches at the front of the top edge are sharpened. However the Command II blade differs in several ways. It has the same handle and the blade is the same length. The Command II knife is very similar to the Mark II.

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