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LionSteel Daghetta
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EDC IV Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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LionSteel Daghetta
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Umnumzaan, to me, this might be the best folding knife ever.
Gorgeous!!
Here's my carry for the day:
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In response to the 0392 being announced, I felt like carrying a LE ZT today
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Carrying the Buck 302 today
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These two again today.
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Just got a package! This kicked the sng out of my pocket for the rest of the day...
Jeez! That was quick!
Carrying this while listening to some b hole surfers.
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Carrying the Buck 302 today
I've always liked the look of the Buck slip joints (300 series). I've never owned one though.
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Jeez! That was quick!
Carrying this while listening to some b hole surfers.
What's with the smiley
on your Seb?Please, do tell
Todd Snider is the sh!t BTW...
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What's with the smiley
Please, do tell
Todd Snider is the sh!t BTW...
Haha I'm surprised you noticed the snider cd. I just wanted to make a joke post for the unique graphic thread in the CR forum, and I just kind of left it there. I'll probably just let it wear off.
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Just got a package! This kicked the sng out of my pocket for the rest of the day...
Hot damn!!
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Yep...
Thats definately one awesome CGG
Yep that's the one. What makes it so rare are the bead blasted slabs as opposed to the satin finish you see on the other graphics. It's definitely a one of a kind.
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Fit and finish is hit and miss now days, mine developed some side-to-side wiggle so I squeezed the pivot with my vise to tighten it up a bit. That seemed to do the trick for now. They are made in the US though. :thumbup:
In response to the 0392 being announced, I felt like carrying a LE ZT today
That's pretty crazy, I could never imagine EDCing a 26650 light.
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Located on the isolated border between China and Pakistan, K2 is known as the "Savage Mountain" due to the extreme difficulty of its ascent. Its unmatched beauty and grandeur cannot hide the dangerous reality that one in every four climbers who dare to ascend its icy summit meet their doom. In recognition of the brave souls who seek eternal glory on its icy peak, and with homage to the enduring majesty of this great mountain, Spyderco has joined with renowned British knife artist Farid Mehr to produce the exquisite Spyderco K2. Just as its geological namesake sits astride two different and inhospitable lands, the Spyderco K2 is both a rugged, hard-use folder and a refined everyday carry knife. Employing CPM 10V steel the first high-vanadium tool steel made using Crucible steels Powder Metallurgy process - the K2's blade has toughness and machining characteristics comparable to D2 tool steel with an impressive 9.75% vanadium content giving it extreme wear resistance. Solid titanium stock has been expertly machined and contoured into large, ergonomic scales, which employ a hidden lock stop to safeguard the massive frame lock. Even so, this huge 10 inch knife weighs a mere 6.2 ounces and maneuvers effortlessly in the hand. Providing visual interest is Mehr's signature serpentine frame cut, which is both functional and aesthetically appealing. Reaching the summit of design excellence and unsurpassed construction of which others only dare to dream: Spyderco K2.
K2.
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CRK should put that as one of Lisa's Picks for next month
It goes in my work bag, but I usually stick it in my back pocket while I'm at work if I know I'll be using it.
My EDC light is actually a 4sevens mini-ml, but I forgot it today.
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Located on the isolated border between China and Pakistan, K2 is known as the "Savage Mountain" due to the extreme difficulty of its ascent. Its unmatched beauty and grandeur cannot hide the dangerous reality that one in every four climbers who dare to ascend its icy summit meet their doom. In recognition of the brave souls who seek eternal glory on its icy peak, and with homage to the enduring majesty of this great mountain, Spyderco has joined with renowned British knife artist Farid Mehr to produce the exquisite Spyderco K2. Just as its geological namesake sits astride two different and inhospitable lands, the Spyderco K2 is both a rugged, hard-use folder and a refined everyday carry knife. Employing CPM 10V steel the first high-vanadium tool steel made using Crucible steels Powder Metallurgy process - the K2's blade has toughness and machining characteristics comparable to D2 tool steel with an impressive 9.75% vanadium content giving it extreme wear resistance. Solid titanium stock has been expertly machined and contoured into large, ergonomic scales, which employ a hidden lock stop to safeguard the massive frame lock. Even so, this huge 10 inch knife weighs a mere 6.2 ounces and maneuvers effortlessly in the hand. Providing visual interest is Mehr's signature serpentine frame cut, which is both functional and aesthetically appealing. Reaching the summit of design excellence and unsurpassed construction of which others only dare to dream: Spyderco K2.
Always enjoy your write ups Mr. Noodle! :thumbup:
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