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It's a very well done pimped out Spyderco Pingo.
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EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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I am going to have to look at one of those, that is a gorgeous blade.
Also! Did you see my response the other day? I ordered one of those copper Maratacs. I'm hoping I'll get tracking info soon on it.
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Brous Blades Silent Soldier Ranger, no pic because I'm in class. But shes hiding under the t shirt, nice and warm 
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I did see that, you are going to really like it. I am carrying mine again today along with my copper SAK Cadet and this...
Laconico Small Jasmine Flipper
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I need to go subtle today
Thats is a Case Swayback Jack?
I dont usually like traditional knives, but the Case Swayback is so cool looking. The bladeshape is yummy !
Not sure if im gonna pull the trigger on it some day or not. I hope i will.
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I did see that, you are going to really like it. I am carrying mine again today along with my copper SAK Cadet and this...
Laconico Small Jasmine Flipper
My God, elegant perfection. Of course, that sort of quality doesn't come cheap, I'd expect. I am super excited about that little slug of copper to (hopefully) soon be riding in my pocket. I see this morning that the payment went through, so I guess I'll have it soon.
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Its a "china strider" that a member on here gave me...it was tiger striped and even had the fake BOS and Strider/buck logos which I promptly removed.
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Absolutely agree; the 707 is a big surprise. I can't put it down at home and it will be perfect for less "knifey" public situations.
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Thats is a Case Swayback Jack?
I dont usually like traditional knives, but the Case Swayback is so cool looking. The bladeshape is yummy !
Not sure if im gonna pull the trigger on it some day or not. I hope i will.
Sway back jack it is! It's one of if not my most carried knives. Suits anything really; every day normal use and party gentleman carry like today. Mine's all scratched of use and pocket time but I polished the blade today to have fresh breeze for it. It's so pleasant to use in reverse cutting towards yourself.
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They are so fine ! What type of steel is it? Is there different steels or do They come with one kind of steel Only?
I want to buy one, but not used to lockmechanism or slipjoint. And i Would be afraid of it closing on me.
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They are so fine ! What type of steel is it? Is there different steels or do They come with one kind of steel Only?
I want to buy one, but not used to lockmechanism or slipjoint. And i Would be afraid of it closing on me.
They have either case's mystery SS or CV. I only have experience of CV, wich is carbon steel. They are pretty much equal to victorinox ss steel, but sharpen lot easier. For small knife like this, steel is not so big deal. Slipjoint and no lock is no big deal as long as you just pay attention. People have done it that way for hundreds of years.
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