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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

marcus52AR said:
I found the access to the lock slide was kinda tight. I ended up carving mine out a bit and like them much more now
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I have not had an issue with the access but installing the scales was not easy. The Manix lock is a bit of a pain to deal with. I have thought about installing a Flytanium ball cage but disassembly was so not fun that i think I'm good with the plastic one.
 
It's been a day of work followed by PC setup and school stuff -- fun, but busy! I've had one or the other of these two on me all day (Ultimate Hunter/TFF-1). :)

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silvaticus said:
What a great knife! The micarta scales take this one to an entirely different level. How are you liking it T thefrank ?
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The Zero is my favorite Anso design. I think Fox/Boker did a decent job with the production version but the FRN scales give it that low budget flair (even more in person than on pictures). The micarta scales were the perfect upgrade in my eyes and together with the acid-stonewash it has this kind of nuked look that goes really well with this design!
 
Yimes said:
I have not had an issue with the access but installing the scales was not easy. The Manix lock is a bit of a pain to deal with. I have thought about installing a Flytanium ball cage but disassembly was so not fun that i think I'm good with the plastic one.
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I only removed the scales when I did the swap. I think I did one side at a time so the knife didn't come apart.
 
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Dcdavis said:
Thank you very much. I’ve only had that one a few weeks now[/QUOT cocobolo wood or the zebra
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Which wood is that? I like the striping. Really really like how the mammoth inlays look. Seen a right hander with mammoth and what just awe struck. The one I seen had some nice marbling to it. I hear with the mammoth it can go anywhere from almost all ivory colored to almost black depending on where the inlays are cut from the tusks.
 
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