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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Chilly sunrise today after last nights storms blew through.
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Look, Ma! No hands!
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Vintage circa 1978 to 1986 4 pin Schrade Old Timer 7OT with 1095 blade, and vintage circa 1978 to 1984 Schrade Old Timer 858OT (no "Schrade +" on the tang) Lumberjack stockman, with 440A blades.
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Gary W. Graley
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Goodness that’s purdy
Finally caught up a bit and got to the same day everyone else is on, so I went with the Viper Turn for Micarta Monday.
I don’t carry it all that often, but there’s a lot to like with this knife. I was a bit hesitant at first, but I find the lock-back design extremely user friendly and simple to manipulate. And the deep carry clip, while fairly basic, finds its groove every time. Regardless of what I’m wearing it just slips in and hunkers down…..I never have to fiddle with getting it into my pocket. Comfortable grip, generous jimping and razor sharp….this one has truly grown on me.
I don’t carry it all that often, but there’s a lot to like with this knife. I was a bit hesitant at first, but I find the lock-back design extremely user friendly and simple to manipulate. And the deep carry clip, while fairly basic, finds its groove every time. Regardless of what I’m wearing it just slips in and hunkers down…..I never have to fiddle with getting it into my pocket. Comfortable grip, generous jimping and razor sharp….this one has truly grown on me.
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I put the money I'd set aside for the REC Shaman (in CTS-Unobtainium -- missed it by about a minute!) into a knife I've been curious about for some time, a WE Snecx Mini Buster with a few miles on it. 
This is definitely an "enthusiast knife," and as an enthusiast I'm digging it. It oozes engineering; I especially like the internally grooved backspacer, which allows the frame to accommodate a surprisingly wide blade. And the HDPS is fascinating, giving it an action (and opening sound) unlike any other knife I've handled. It uses the same pin as the detent and the lockbar interface, so on closing it just needs to be a tilted few degrees away from straight/locked-up to smoooothly glide shut.
This is definitely an "enthusiast knife," and as an enthusiast I'm digging it. It oozes engineering; I especially like the internally grooved backspacer, which allows the frame to accommodate a surprisingly wide blade. And the HDPS is fascinating, giving it an action (and opening sound) unlike any other knife I've handled. It uses the same pin as the detent and the lockbar interface, so on closing it just needs to be a tilted few degrees away from straight/locked-up to smoooothly glide shut.
