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BM Brend 600
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Nevermind, D'oh!!! 200 bucks, collectible and all, but is it worth that much? I mean, there are the Boker models too.
Nevermind, D'oh!!! 200 bucks, collectible and all, but is it worth that much? I mean, there are the Boker models too.
wire edge
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Hardheart,
Is it worth it, not to me. I'm the one that recently posted a thread regarding mine. BM made this particular model, and much to the dismay of Brend lovers everywhere, they scaled the whole thing down a size. Now, what we have here is a very cool knife to look at, but it only fits in small mitts. The angular trade mark Brend pommel digs right into the palm of your hand. That is the reason I chose to post the question earlier, "why is the handle shaped this way?" No one has an answer yet. Save your money.
I had no idea this model was worth $200 !! I paid $60 for mine back in 1994. Good thing I kept the box and have never used it.
Is it worth it, not to me. I'm the one that recently posted a thread regarding mine. BM made this particular model, and much to the dismay of Brend lovers everywhere, they scaled the whole thing down a size. Now, what we have here is a very cool knife to look at, but it only fits in small mitts. The angular trade mark Brend pommel digs right into the palm of your hand. That is the reason I chose to post the question earlier, "why is the handle shaped this way?" No one has an answer yet. Save your money.
I had no idea this model was worth $200 !! I paid $60 for mine back in 1994. Good thing I kept the box and have never used it.
