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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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Mr.sig239
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Special knife on a special stand I made for it.
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That's a beast.......I can't take that blade style but almost grabbed the green canvas one that was for sale a while back...Something about it
woodysone
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Toilet repair today, this maybe the only time I hope there’s nothing to cut.
New River Knife Works
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Yesterday's carry
pat9198
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Great photo, that red sawcut and camo MT look great together.
birdave
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I wasn't sure about the blade style when I first saw it...I now own four! Sharpest knives I have, out of the box! Chris Rossiter is a great guy to deal with, also. The Gungnir is a wicked slicer for sure. Check out some YouTube videos of the knife, if you haven't already. Also, the Gungnir is manufactured by Reate...you can't go wrong. Thanks for the like. Stay safe.That's a beast.......I can't take that blade style but almost grabbed the green canvas one that was for sale a while back...Something about it
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Good morning! Today, it's . . .
While my daughter was sledding down a snowy mountain, I found an alder branch on the side of the road.
Probably sawed off by electricians so as not to interfere with the wires. I decided to cut a bit with a Spyderco Endura pocket knife.
It's disgusting. With any of my camping knives, I could do it 3-4 times faster and easier.
I am glad that the knife withstood all the tests. The tip of the blade was not damaged, the sharpness did not change.
But now I can say with confidence that this is only for the city.
Probably sawed off by electricians so as not to interfere with the wires. I decided to cut a bit with a Spyderco Endura pocket knife.
It's disgusting. With any of my camping knives, I could do it 3-4 times faster and easier.
I am glad that the knife withstood all the tests. The tip of the blade was not damaged, the sharpness did not change.
But now I can say with confidence that this is only for the city.
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