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I Know We all Have 1 OK Maybe 2
Just Curious
And do You already have It
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Just Curious
And do You already have It
Photo's a Must
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Becker you Got to Have no Matter the Cost
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I have all of the current issue BKs that interest me. I expect that I will purchase the RBK.
I want a Brute...but I'd be lying if I said that cost didn't matter.
I'd like a BK77; but would likely balk at the price.
I'm sure that a couple of Blackjack models would catch my eye, if they were offered; but, again, outrageous pricing would be a deterrent.
It isn't that I'm not willing to pay for things...but I'm only willing to pay so much for things. (Not a set dollar amount, it depends on the item)
I want a Brute...but I'd be lying if I said that cost didn't matter.
I'd like a BK77; but would likely balk at the price.
I'm sure that a couple of Blackjack models would catch my eye, if they were offered; but, again, outrageous pricing would be a deterrent.
It isn't that I'm not willing to pay for things...but I'm only willing to pay so much for things. (Not a set dollar amount, it depends on the item)
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I'd like a BK1 but cost does matter.
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Hmmm.
Bk5 blackjack in 440C. Do the kids have to go to college?
Bk5 blackjack in 440C. Do the kids have to go to college?
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BK8 and kukuri for me
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Hmmm cost/value is one of the selling points to me. If a BK2 cost as much as similar size Busse, I would buy the Busse. Not because of design but material. 1095 is great and I love my BK2 and wouldn't replace it, but price would play a role if I needed to replace it.
Which gets my gears going... A BK2 made of INFI...
Which gets my gears going... A BK2 made of INFI...
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A woodland camo BPP is on my short list for sure. Cost is an issue though. The 77 is on the list as well. I would say that if something happened to my 15 I would get another right away.
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The Bk 5 with the pin lock on the sheath and the Seki City convex.
The Reinhardt, (sadly not a Becker but a cousin) Combat Kukri with the Seki City Convex.
Unfortunately Price is an object as far as buying, but not as far as desperately wanting.
The Reinhardt, (sadly not a Becker but a cousin) Combat Kukri with the Seki City Convex.
Unfortunately Price is an object as far as buying, but not as far as desperately wanting.
I've been on a buying binge for a little over a year and now have all the currently produced versions, some doubles, a few Camillus and a Cincinnati 4 and a Brute. I feel I got good deals on all of them since I don't think I paid over original retail for any of them. I've stepped up to the edge a couple times when I've seen a BK6 for sale on various forums but so far have always backed away from the edge when the price continued to climb. I'm sure I'll end up with one someday but the want to price ratio has been fractional and less than 1 so far. I do plan to pull the trigger on an RBK though.
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those are very nice. there are at least 3 versions, if not 4. very nice.
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well, i have all of them.
every last single one.
barring some strange alleged prototypes. some fabrications. if they sold it, i has one.
the Cincinnati era for me, was the most critical. chromed and parkerized.
i have a few that were not sold
weirdly, i've lost the bug for scarfing up the weird ones...
okay, almost.
the new stuff. the very new stuff? don't have. have not seen. have not handled.
at best, when they are production, i'll get some. prototypes? nope. those days are gone.
if i can get my hands on a few old ones for cheap, i will, but i don't expect that will happen.
the days of filling the collection are over.
every last single one.
barring some strange alleged prototypes. some fabrications. if they sold it, i has one.
the Cincinnati era for me, was the most critical. chromed and parkerized.
i have a few that were not sold
weirdly, i've lost the bug for scarfing up the weird ones...
okay, almost.
the new stuff. the very new stuff? don't have. have not seen. have not handled.
at best, when they are production, i'll get some. prototypes? nope. those days are gone.
if i can get my hands on a few old ones for cheap, i will, but i don't expect that will happen.
the days of filling the collection are over.
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I was fortunate enough to obtain a BK1 Brute. Not the best chopper, yet not too bad at it either. Batons like crazy, and is generally just plain ol fun to use. Also, it reeks of pure badassery.
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I just ordered a BK9. Now I need to get a sheath for it.
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I was fortunate enough to obtain a BK1 Brute. Not the best chopper, yet not too bad at it either. Batons like crazy, and is generally just plain ol fun to use. Also, it reeks of pure badassery.
That just looks plain awesome!