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Outstanding!
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
"G-Zilla", what a knife!!
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Hey bud have you put it to the test yet???
hows it cut, chop all the good stuff...
hows it cut, chop all the good stuff...For those that have contacted me about this blade , p moore is the maker
www.pmooreknives.webs.com
www.pmooreknives.webs.com
Have mercy...
I just went to Paul's website and now I'm needing a G-Zilla and a T-Rex!
It never ends...
Just do it my brother!
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Not only is the knife fantastic, but you are actually going to use it ...even better.
Whats even scarier than my rough use of a knife?
A 2lb Monter convex that is truly Scary Sharp!
First I made tiny Curly Q's with paper
Dried Pecan twig
Curly q's on Straw Grass!!!!
Apple slices that would make a chefs knife jealous! (some folks say big blades are useless, & convex edges aren't good for fine work)
Three chops on free hanging yellow plastic rope? Three cuts like butter!!!
Even after chopping a medium size sweetgum, a chinaberry tree, and a 7" seasoned live Oak, batonning through knotts & all, this kind of Sharpness was restored by a few stropps on a piece of leather glued to a 5 gallon paint stirrer with some polish!
p moore is the man!!!
A 2lb Monter convex that is truly Scary Sharp!
First I made tiny Curly Q's with paper
Dried Pecan twig
Curly q's on Straw Grass!!!!
Apple slices that would make a chefs knife jealous! (some folks say big blades are useless, & convex edges aren't good for fine work)
Three chops on free hanging yellow plastic rope? Three cuts like butter!!!
Even after chopping a medium size sweetgum, a chinaberry tree, and a 7" seasoned live Oak, batonning through knotts & all, this kind of Sharpness was restored by a few stropps on a piece of leather glued to a 5 gallon paint stirrer with some polish!
p moore is the man!!!
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Thread revival!
I've been admiring this blade for a long time and am on the verge of having one made for me. Like someone else mentioned, what really set this knife apart from other massive chopper/survival blades was the length of the handle. It looks really handy and well balanced. Love the deep choil, too.
I look forward to talking with Paul (have already contacted him) in depth about the creation of this fine blade.
I've been admiring this blade for a long time and am on the verge of having one made for me. Like someone else mentioned, what really set this knife apart from other massive chopper/survival blades was the length of the handle. It looks really handy and well balanced. Love the deep choil, too.
I look forward to talking with Paul (have already contacted him) in depth about the creation of this fine blade.
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Yep Its a Dandy of a Killa Choppa!!!!!
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daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang
So, did you ever hook up with Paul? ?/