ESEE pictures and chat 👍🏻

A few of mine that were in the same room at the same time for a partial comparo:
ESEE-6
ESEE-4
ESEE-3
Rat-3 handle shorter than the ESEE-3

The Dobermann-IV has since lost it's hideous hump-back-spine and is a much better performer since I put it to the grinder ;-)

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Spey said:
A few of mine that were in the same room at the same time for a partial comparo:
ESEE-6
ESEE-4
ESEE-3
Rat-3 handle shorter than the ESEE-3

The Dobermann-IV has since lost it's hideous hump-back-spine and is a much better performer since I put it to the grinder ;-)

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Hey mate, what's the blue on the ESEE 3?
 
sonofwilfred said:
Nice collection there mate. If I can find a good deal on a Candiru one day I'd like to give one a try.
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I really like the Candiru a lot, I guess that’s obvious since I have three of them 😂. They are just ridiculously handy to have around. With their size there is never an excuse to not have a fixed blade near by. I know of a good deal on a used Candiru if you want to try one.
 
JWright214 said:
I really like the Candiru a lot, I guess that’s obvious since I have three of them 😂. They are just ridiculously handy to have around. With their size there is never an excuse to not have a fixed blade near by. I know of a good deal on a used Candiru if you want to try one.
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My problem is freight to Australia from USA is usually more then a Candiru
 
sonofwilfred said:
My problem is freight to Australia from USA is usually more then a Candiru
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Uhmm ..., buy in lots of 5-10 to differ the individual item shipping costs. Not suggesting you get a free knife and/or profit from others, but ...
Many times I buy in lots, but typically related to being able to hand select keepers as local stocking distribution is limited.
Choose multiple models you want then 2-3x the total order (multiple ways I have found to differ shipping costs).
Not trying to be a smart-ass, simply food for thought.
 
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JWright214 said:
How much is it to ship from US to Australia?
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Spey said:
Uhmm ..., buy in lots of 5-10 to differ the individual item shipping costs. Not suggesting you get a free knife and/or profit from others, but ...
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An average postage price from overseas is 40-50 dollars, which I guess is because of the ESEE packaging. Local prices for a Candiru start around $120 up to $160 online and you can add another 20-30 dollars in store.

Im not complaining it's just part of living where I do. I'm a sucker for ESEE knives and I'll probably just buy one anyways 😂🤣
 
sonofwilfred said:
An average postage price from overseas is 40-50 dollars, which I guess is because of the ESEE packaging. Local prices for a Candiru start around $120 up to $160 online and you can add another 20-30 dollars in store.

Im not complaining it's just part of living where I do. I'm a sucker for ESEE knives and I'll probably just buy one anyways 😂🤣
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I would be more than happy to give you the Candiru in this picture if you’d like, all I need is info where to send the package.

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