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  1. #21
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    Please get the FIXED BLADE PRO HUNTER back on the assembly line, this is a fantastic looking knife, not sure why you'd discontinue it !

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    Quote Originally Posted by mckrob View Post
    Please get the FIXED BLADE PRO HUNTER back on the assembly line, this is a fantastic looking knife, not sure why you'd discontinue it !

    I agree 100% I need a pair I own 2 PH folders need a pair of PH fix blades !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by texastonydobbs View Post
    I agree 100% I need a pair I own 2 PH folders need a pair of PH fix blades !!!!
    I say lets tape our PHM together with some gorilla tape and that'll turn it into a fixed blade! =D
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    I would like to see a folder with a 3.25" blade, framelock, clip point nearly straight blade with just a slight curve near the tip ( no recurve!) with both a flipper and a thumb stud, either in 154CM, 440C, 13C26 or 8A.

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    I agree with previous posts:

    1. Would buy a Pro-Hunter Junior built to Pro-Hunter Magnum standards, including the flat grind and higher-grade steel. I bet this would be a good seller as it is the perfect size for everyday pocket carry.

    2. Would buy a Pro-Hunter fixed blade if available (kicking myself for not getting one of the few New Graham had when I saw them become available).


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    Quote Originally Posted by NeoClassic View Post
    I agree with previous posts:

    1. Would buy a Pro-Hunter Junior built to Pro-Hunter Magnum standards, including the flat grind and higher-grade steel. I bet this would be a good seller as it is the perfect size for everyday pocket carry.

    2. Would buy a Pro-Hunter fixed blade if available (kicking myself for not getting one of the few New Graham had when I saw them become available).


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    I would also like to be 3rd #1. I'm currently trying to find a USA made Ganyana myself...
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  7. #27
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    I currently carry a USA made Ganyana, but would love to see a USA made version of the Pro-Hunter Junior. Made like the Pro-Hunter Magnum - S30V and G-10 - but with a blade thickness of 1/8". This would made a great EDC knife for me!

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    No love for the Rijbak? Have 2-awesome folder. Sad to see it discontinued.

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    OH MAN, I just got the new pro hunter jr. because i didnt want to carry my mint vintage spydie c49. I thought, why dont blade tech just make this in the regular usa made pro hunter specs?
    looks like i'm not the only one with that idea.

    And I also was outbid on a fixed pro hunter that i was droolin over with camo kydex and handle!
    BRING IT BACK, it would be the ultimate companion for fans of the pro hunter design.
    LIKE ME! HERE'S PROOF:


    I also have a the taiwan lockback that's been discontinued. BRING EM BACK.
    I'll probably buy another one in orange FRN secondhand.
    And eventually I'll get a pro hunter MAGNUM too, love the full flat grind with the thicker blade.

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    a thinner small tek-lok. It doesn't need to be as tough as the current model. A little narrower too. Maybe do the same spacing vertically but only two columns of holes 1/2" apart. Minimal overlap beyond the screws as well.

    Basically a tek-lok type item for smaller knives being carried in the civi world. On many of my little knives the tek-lok is overkill but I don't want to go to just a small loop or clip. The thickness of your clip would be good.
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    We do make a mini Tek-Lok which is about half the size and accommodates a 1.5" belt.
    Quote Originally Posted by Remyrw View Post
    a thinner small tek-lok. It doesn't need to be as tough as the current model. A little narrower too. Maybe do the same spacing vertically but only two columns of holes 1/2" apart. Minimal overlap beyond the screws as well.

    Basically a tek-lok type item for smaller knives being carried in the civi world. On many of my little knives the tek-lok is overkill but I don't want to go to just a small loop or clip. The thickness of your clip would be good.
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    The only thing stopping me from buying a Ganyana Lite and a Pro Hunter Junior is the lack of tip down carry option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OrangeDrink View Post
    The only thing stopping me from buying a Ganyana Lite and a Pro Hunter Junior is the lack of tip down carry option.
    Nothing a little duct tape wouldn't fix! =)
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    frame lock pro-hunter magnum
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    Deeper carry, longer length "belt loop" attachment for your UCH IWB.
    Last edited by booshank; 06-28-2012 at 10:15 PM. Reason: spelling

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    Quote Originally Posted by booshank View Post
    Deeper carry, longer length "belt loop" attachment for your UCH IWB.
    Which firearm do you carry in the UCH ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by krazichinaman View Post
    Which firearm do you carry in the UCH ?
    Sent ya an e-mail, Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by booshank View Post
    Sent ya an e-mail, Thanks!
    Replied.
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    Ditto

    Quote Originally Posted by NeoClassic View Post
    I agree with previous posts:

    1. Would buy a Pro-Hunter Junior built to Pro-Hunter Magnum standards, including the flat grind and higher-grade steel. I bet this would be a good seller as it is the perfect size for everyday pocket carry.

    2. Would buy a Pro-Hunter fixed blade if available (kicking myself for not getting one of the few New Graham had when I saw them become available).


    - Matthew
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    ...glittering prizes and endless compromises shatter the illusion of integrity.

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    Can you have the slots put back into Chicago screws for the Tech-locks.It is near impossible to take them off if you use blue locktight on them.
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