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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Retired UPS Driver
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TGIF Everyone.
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Oh, yeah! I like the look of that.
...and my Shiro F95, of course.
Edgeoflife
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Mr.sig239
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photoman12001
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Light, write, & slice
Sharp Minded
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Fixed blade Friday
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Austin James
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Not the best lighting to show of the red shred CF for Carbon fiber flipper Froiday.
Looks like Spyderco is about to cut big Pharma into.
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Insurance companies have spent a lot of money on meds for me. I've been on that one for 30 years. Synthroid as my thyroid is just their for looks.Looks like Spyderco is about to cut big Pharma into.
In 1991, after my brain surgery I was put on growth hormone replacement therapy. $13,000 per month before insurance. And for the past ten years state and federal government have tried to make it a schedule 1 drug. I was 4'3" at age 12, hadn't grown in 3 years. I support part of a not for profit that fights the govt and insurance for kids to get it.
Spyderco cutting into pharma yeah! It sickens me that they hand out oxy and xanax to anyone but the drugs people truly need are not only cost prohibitive but difficult to get approval for anyway.
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Man, thankfully it's Friday. Been a long week!
Edited to note: I can't seem to kick this SHF outta my pocket. I've cycled it a few hundred times, and it has broken in FAR better than any other knife running on bushings I've ever had.
Edited to note: I can't seem to kick this SHF outta my pocket. I've cycled it a few hundred times, and it has broken in FAR better than any other knife running on bushings I've ever had.
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Well tell us what is it and how does it look unsheathed!Fixed blade Friday
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I keep coming back to this Manix 2 in CTS-BD1 (gin1).
I know it’s a budget steel, but it works great as a general purpose pocket knife.
I carry this inexpensive .22 mag in the work truck to cull small creatures damaging crops.
I know it’s a budget steel, but it works great as a general purpose pocket knife.
I carry this inexpensive .22 mag in the work truck to cull small creatures damaging crops.
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Krein Coues Deer Hunter - Honeycomb
Weight with sheath/clip: 2.65 oz
Overall Length: 6.45"
Blade Length: 2.6"
Steel: D2
