Daggerr knives??

I have been carrying a Sting everyday since January 2022. Great knife, really good fit and finish, quality is way batter than most knives at this price, D2 takes and holds a good edge. Never had any problems with it.
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A couple Cinquedeas too, more of a just because factor with these....Again, well made, good quality, good fit and finish.
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I just ordered a Daggerr Toothpick. Looked interesting. Hardly anybody makes 4"+ blades on folding knives, especially with a clip point 😦. Seems like 99% of all folding knives made are 3" - 3.25" - 3.5" blades. I tried to post a picture but could not for some reason.
 
w200driver said:
I just ordered a Daggerr Toothpick. Looked interesting. Hardly anybody makes 4"+ blades on folding knives, especially with a clip point 😦. Seems like 99% of all folding knives made are 3" - 3.25" - 3.5" blades. I tried to post a picture but could not for some reason.
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I got a Toothpick too, its a pretty cool inexpensive large knife. I've had my eye on their Navaja Clasico, but I haven't been able to find any unfortunately. I contacted the company and they replied that they are planning a run of them this fall, so I'm hoping we'll see some in the next few months.

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I received mine. I'm pretty happy with it. Very cool blade. The only issue I had is that the scales are very textured and they would wear on your pocket after a while. I removed the pocket clip and sanded down the scale underneath. Problem solved. I really do like the knife.
 
I bought a little one the "Leprechaun" by Daggerr. It was less than $30 and I love clip points so into the collection it goes. I was also looking at their new "Pike" knife which has a clip point blade sized between the two I now own, but that one has a thumb disk which is a feature on knives I generally can't abide. Too bad too because otherwise that knife has a lot of other aspects I like such as the full flat grind thin stock clip point blade.
This "Leprechaun" is small, thin, and light and sharp, it will make a very nice fishing box knife. Also included is a picture of my helper, "Boss."

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Totally in line with the higher end Chinese Kershaw, RAT 1 and 2, Mid level Cold Steel, Mid level CIVIVI. They do some really cool stuff. I love XL folders and they've got a slew. Solid stuff. Great value.

They've got some higher end stuff sometimes, haven't tried it. Heard good things!
 
Well my patience and vigilance has panned out somewhat in that I scored this Navaja Classico Compact in purple CF! It's got a nice thin slicey blade with full flat grind that I look for. It has a button lock, blade runs on bearings, and has a lanyard loop on the back I will have to put something cool on. It has a more subdued "cyclops" version of their pocket clip. M390 blade steel. It has been fun, following the company's posts on Telegram and translating it from Russian to look for updates. I saw they came out with this "limited edition" version of their navaja a few months ago, luckily because of my obsessive checking of their American vendors, I caught that BladeHQ got a few of these in stock. I am happy to have it in my hand, the cross country shipping went way faster than I expected even though I chose the free option. I still want one of the full sized ones, but this compact version is likely more useful and pocketable.

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Daggerr recently posted this photo of a recent run of their full sized Navaja Classico on Telegram. I really hope a few make it across the ocean one way or other I'm not even picky about the handle color at this point! Well my obsession continues, at least I can watch for updates with the compact in my pocket!

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Will do!

I was looking at the action and I think this knife has more of a top liner lock rather than a button lock, which I find cool as I hadn't had any in my collection yet.
 
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