PAZach
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Thanks I'll see if I can get a few pics up on the thread.
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EDC!-Which knife or knives are you carrying today???
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Thanks I'll see if I can get a few pics up on the thread.
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That edge just cut my eye! It looks great!
Me too.
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Well I think the ZT0551 kicked the 0200 out of my pocket again. Will be carrying the 0551 and a BM555
My EDC today.....Strider SNG black g10 3/4 grind spearpoint blade with black oxide finish in S110v.
Very nice.
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that 1911 is sexy.
Just literally got this in the mail ten minutes ago..
Ontario RAT-1 Folder
First impressions:
Sharp.. Jesus this thing is sharp
Hefty.. And not in a bad way. People knocked it for the weight but it's built like a tank so I'll take it. I own a lot of different weight blades. Been carrying a Tenacious for at least 3-4 months and it has been my favorite. Rat-1 is only a ounce more in weight but it feels good in the hand. Like an old truck.. Solid metal and can take a beating.
Only thing out of the box it needed was clip orientation change.(I like tip up as do most guys I assume). Loc-tite those screws, adjust pivot and loc-tite, and give her a little lube..
Best part about a new knife.. It needs to be fondled to really break her in. And it being saturday and a comfortable 70 degrees here.. she's gonna get A LOT of play time..
Ontario RAT-1 Folder
First impressions:
Sharp.. Jesus this thing is sharp
Hefty.. And not in a bad way. People knocked it for the weight but it's built like a tank so I'll take it. I own a lot of different weight blades. Been carrying a Tenacious for at least 3-4 months and it has been my favorite. Rat-1 is only a ounce more in weight but it feels good in the hand. Like an old truck.. Solid metal and can take a beating.
Only thing out of the box it needed was clip orientation change.(I like tip up as do most guys I assume). Loc-tite those screws, adjust pivot and loc-tite, and give her a little lube..
Best part about a new knife.. It needs to be fondled to really break her in. And it being saturday and a comfortable 70 degrees here.. she's gonna get A LOT of play time..
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