BK Sentimental Value?

BushOgre · Apr 20, 2012

Replacing a knife is like getting a new dog. Sure you love the new dog but you will always miss your old dog.

DylanMW · Apr 21, 2012

Murphnuge said:
Just gonna put this over, here....

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...Becker-Knife-and-Tool?p=10749493#post10749493

Ya know, in case your buddy or you are ready to replace it.

Haha, what does it show the BK2 being $80 on there? I think they are only $60 like everyone else.

jbass · Apr 21, 2012

BushOgre said:
Replacing a knife is like getting a new dog. Sure you love the new dog but you will always miss your old dog.

Boy, isn't that the truth!!!

Murphnuge · Apr 21, 2012

DylanMW said:
Haha, what does it show the BK2 being $80 on there? I think they are only $60 like everyone else.

Maybe he should pay a bit more for his sin, as penance.

thrillbilly · Apr 21, 2012

Murphnuge said:
Maybe he should pay a bit more for his sin, as penance.

yeah..I think I would tell him ''the price for THAT BK2 is 150 bucks son''

DylanMW · Apr 21, 2012

thrillbilly said:
yeah..I think I would tell him ''the price for THAT BK2 is 150 bucks son''

Murphnuge said:
Maybe he should pay a bit more for his sin, as penance.

Haha, but seriously. Why is that BK2 $20 more?

Also, I think I'm going to try and swing a a BK16 or BK17 out of this!

machine26 · Apr 21, 2012

Tomarskabars is about 62 for the knife and around 10 for shipping so that is 72 bucks. Buying from moose the shipping is included in the price and he's sure to take good care of ya. I'd be willing to fork out the few extra bucks.

DylanMW · Apr 21, 2012

machine26 said:
Tomarskabars is about 62 for the knife and around 10 for shipping so that is 72 bucks. Buying from moose the shipping is included in the price and he's sure to take good care of ya. I'd be willing to fork out the few extra bucks.

Ah, I was going by the Amazon price! It was $62 + free shipping. But who can say no to supporting another forum member!

RogueBowie · Apr 21, 2012

It would be a small payment for all of the stuff he does around here. I plan on buying one from him the next time I have knife money.

Haze240 · Apr 21, 2012

Reminds me of King Arthur and the Lady of the Lake holding Excalibur. There's something kind of whimsical and magical about knowing a powerful blade rests somewhere at the bottom of a lake.