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I sent back my trusted lefty Sebenza to have a plain edge blade fitted and the folks at CRK exceeded all my expectations, thank you CRK.:thumbup:
Now a quick story about the knife, I received my Sebenza back from CRK on the 16th of this month, checked it out
and put it in my case. Sunday comes around and I'm going to work the Saint Patties day shoot at the gun club so I grab my Sebie and off I go. This is the first time I'd carried it since I got it back.
Later that day I go to use my knife and it's gone
so I tell all that will listen and some that wouldn't that I lost a knife and if anyone finds it I'd like it back, then I looked and looked and looked, no knife.
Over the next 5 days I went out there 5 times in search of the Sebenza with no luck then on Sunday the 25th my wife hits the message button and it's the pres. of the gun club saying we found a knife and think it's yours, so I get to the club and there's John with a big grin on his face, Is this yours? how do I close it?
He found it laying on the ground where a snow bank had been the week before, best I can figure is my shooting vest lifted it out when I stepped up the bank, I still can't believe I got it back and it was no worse for the wear of sitting out side for a week, couple small reminder scratches on the handle and a bit of crap on the blade but it Flitzed right off.
Helle
Now a quick story about the knife, I received my Sebenza back from CRK on the 16th of this month, checked it out
and put it in my case. Sunday comes around and I'm going to work the Saint Patties day shoot at the gun club so I grab my Sebie and off I go. This is the first time I'd carried it since I got it back.Later that day I go to use my knife and it's gone
so I tell all that will listen and some that wouldn't that I lost a knife and if anyone finds it I'd like it back, then I looked and looked and looked, no knife. Over the next 5 days I went out there 5 times in search of the Sebenza with no luck then on Sunday the 25th my wife hits the message button and it's the pres. of the gun club saying we found a knife and think it's yours, so I get to the club and there's John with a big grin on his face, Is this yours? how do I close it?
He found it laying on the ground where a snow bank had been the week before, best I can figure is my shooting vest lifted it out when I stepped up the bank, I still can't believe I got it back
and it was no worse for the wear of sitting out side for a week, couple small reminder scratches on the handle and a bit of crap on the blade but it Flitzed right off. Helle
