Crusader Forge Folders?

Would someone add a pic or two, please.
CF will do ANY mod that is within reason.
 
ive noticed some of the flipper models have a huge flipper that might get in the way of cutting. i noticed this "syndrome" from some of my regular flipper knives....
 
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these were well covered 2 or 3 weeks back. 3 in. crusader is small one . 4in. crusader is the bibbie at over 11 oz. the endura in middle is 3.75 in. blade at less than 3.5 oz. i ca'nt imagine one of these in your pocket however quality is great if you like tanks.dennis
 
I love tanks!

But...the ergoes on them look, well, like crap. I'm seriously hoping I'm wrong. Can anyone confirm? I mean it looks just to boxy for comfort. Still I would much rather go for something overbuilt in order to have a piece of mind when I'm using a knife.
 
Thanks guys.
Thanks Dennis. Very cool.
A chisel grind Metro Tac with a G-10 handle slab sounds good to me. ;)
 
DennisStrickland said:
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these were well covered 2 or 3 weeks back. 3 in. crusader is small one . 4in. crusader is the bibbie at over 11 oz. the endura in middle is 3.75 in. blade at less than 3.5 oz. i ca'nt imagine one of these in your pocket however quality is great if you like tanks.dennis
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How are they holding up?:D
 
Rolf, if you plan to put one of these in your pocket you better start hitting the weights with Dan:p
 
bearcut the smaller is a 2006 & i'm at least the 2nd owner, who knows where its traveled. the 2009 is mint but after all this time the 2006 has absolutely zero blade play. i do'nt think many models could be that old w/o some play.i know it had plenty of miles because the bevel was about 60 degrees. dennis.the triple temper makes zdp look like lead.
 
Looks like another group following closely in Strider's footsteps. Their warranty is interestingly worded...not sure how I feel about it. For the money, I'd definitely rather a Strider. At least I know I'm completely covered for what they're charging me...

I like the look of some of these. I'll keep my ears and eyes open for info in the future. I may try one out...
 
Dennis, I'm jesting of course!

The Tridents, er, Crusaders are serious contenders for the strongest folders ever made.

Wow, the blade steel is all that huh?
Sounds like their S30V treat is as good, if not better, than Striders.

Don't make me buy one!:grumpy:
 
You owe it to yourself to handle one. They look like bricks, but I was extremely impressed with the FIFP folder I had.

It was very comfortable in the hand, and I had little problem carrying it nights and weekends.
 
sometimes i wish i had a crusader when i worked all night in l.a. in the 60s. after that stint east dallas was jello.dennis
 
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