Bose Knives

All those knives at his fingertips, and Tom Arrowsmith wants Joe's BP!! I'd know that look anywhere!!
 
JpN said:
You are right about that…no getting use to it for me…I would not be surprised if in the future it plays a negative factor in re-sale value…but again this is just my two cents.
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Gee John, maybe you should sell yours off (to me!!) before they lose value!! (Not!!):D:D
 
Too funny Charlie! Nice Ivory BP! Yeppers, looks like a keeper!Great pics...thanks for sharing!
 
RAN said:
This thread is not allowed to drop to page 2
cmon post whats in your pocket Ho's
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Riad won't be happy if he comes back from vacation and dicovers this thread has dropped over on Page 2. Better clean out some pockets! :D

- Joe
 
OK, but these are kind of dull compared to some of the other knives that have been posted here recently.

I’ve been carrying the 3 5/8 M4 swayback jack for a while. I took it camping recently and it did everything I needed it to do and still came home with a great edge.

I haven’t used the 4-inch 10V backpocket that much yet, but I hope to give it a good workout this weekend. The previous owner asked Tony to grind the blade a little thinner than he usually does.

I've heard that both of these steels are hard to grind.

I really like the lightness and thinness of the shadow micarta patterns.

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Mike,That is quite a perfect pair !
Congrat's on those ,
-Vince
 
Mike, those look rough and ready to handle any task you could reasonably throw at 'em.

I like 'em!
 
A great pair to draw to, Mike. I am anxious to hear how you like the 10V steel after some use. The thinner grind should work well with it.

- Joe
 
Nice pair Mike! Go well with your shirt:D:D:D!

Seriously, they are perfect for a using knife. Durable materials, but light. Very pocketable!!:thumbup:
 
That's a nice pair alright, and I know a nice pair when I see 'em. One is obviously bigger than the other :eek:...just sayin.
 
Charlie,

Be thankful that I didn't throw my two-tone underwear on the scanner. (Every morning I say to myself when I'm getting dressed "Yellow in front, brown in back. Yellow in front brown in back," but it doesn't always work out.)

I've heard both steels are hard to sharpen, but so far I haven't had any trouble with the M4.
 
Mike,
With that pair, I don't think I would ever order another knife for using since I don't think I could find any better.

On second though what the heck am I thinking. :D.
 
Mike Robuck said:
OK, but these are kind of dull compared to some of the other knives that have been posted here recently.

I’ve been carrying the 3 5/8 M4 swayback jack for a while. I took it camping recently and it did everything I needed it to do and still came home with a great edge.

I haven’t used the 4-inch 10V backpocket that much yet, but I hope to give it a good workout this weekend. The previous owner asked Tony to grind the blade a little thinner than he usually does.

I've heard that both of these steels are hard to grind.

I really like the lightness and thinness of the shadow micarta patterns.

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Who is next?
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Beautiful T. Bose Knives Titanium Shirts Man I bet you don't drink your liquor from a old fruit Jar.
 
Dang Mike, you were in such a rush to get your boxers on for the photo op that you mismatched your socks! :eek: ;)
 
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