That's how I voted. Why not get something new?I voted Swinguard Spear 4" It's pulling up the rear in this poll.
“In” for 2 regardless of the model, but like the Swayback Wharncliffe option
Only 298 more commitments needed
2009 and 2017 were both Barlows.Voted barlow, mainly because it's not been well represented in past forum knives.
Although, that swayback!!!
A good point, well explained.I own a couple of the Lionsteel knives. The drop point knife has the nail nick placed too far back on the blade which makes it (very) difficult to open. This is because the thumb nail’s access is blocked by the covers and the pull strength is increased by the placement.
The other blade is both pinchable and far more accessible. A pleasure to deploy.
Whichever blade gets chosen, it would be best to pick one to avoid this issue so as to avoid disappointment on the porch.
2009 and 2017 were both Barlows.
The Lionsteels are rather modern looking to my eye, but a wildly varying, natural material like ram's horn might balance that out.