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.
Grail landed today!View attachment 2935107View attachment 2935108
Is this one collaboration with Les Talos ? Nice looking folder, and looks a lot like Talos
That’s sexy. And I’m not usually a ZT fan. Congrats!Grail landed today!View attachment 2935107View attachment 2935108
You found The Grail?!Grail landed today!View attachment 2935107View attachment 2935108
Information please. I like it !
Hey brother, sorry I didn't get back to this until now! So, I hate to say it, but I like it a bit more than my Big Chiefs. Well, ok, a lot more despite them being very similar in a few ways. For one thing, a backlock is generally a two-handed-closing affair for me, but with the complock, this knife is so easy to swing open and closed, all while keeping your fingers out of the path of the live edge. I love that, and love lock types where that's the case above all others. Sure, I like backlocks, and linerlocks, they're fine enough, but I love crossbar locks, Shark locks, the Scorpion lock, button locks, and so on. Anything where I don't even have to look at the knife, and can just close it knowing my fingers are out of the way the entire time.Initial thoughts?



Hey, that's excellent! I do believe I called it too. Every minor gripe I had about the Millie was fixed with the updated variant. I'm happy you're happy!Hey brother, sorry I didn't get back to this until now! So, I hate to say it, but I like it a bit more than my Big Chiefs. Well, ok, a lot more despite them being very similar in a few ways. For one thing, a backlock is generally a two-handed-closing affair for me, but with the complock, this knife is so easy to swing open and closed, all while keeping your fingers out of the path of the live edge. I love that, and love lock types where that's the case above all others. Sure, I like backlocks, and linerlocks, they're fine enough, but I love crossbar locks, Shark locks, the Scorpion lock, button locks, and so on. Anything where I don't even have to look at the knife, and can just close it knowing my fingers are out of the way the entire time.
Anyway, sorry, got off on a tangent, so yes, the Military 2 has been in my pocket since I got it and I already have another on the way. I wasn't ready for how much I really, REALLY like these M2s. Being able to carry them tip-up is a game changer for me. I have owned several original Militaries, but moved them all on ages ago because I just couldn't gel with 'em. This one is fantastic, and I can recommend them if anyone's on the fence.
That's rough, I am surprised to hear about these issues with the Wolvernines. I'd definitely reach out to them to see what's going on.Monterey Bay Wolverine arrived today. No pics, because I don’t like it. Yes, I’m that petty. It opens easily enough - in fact the opening action is ridiculously smooth. It’s the closing part that sucks - the lock bar is VERY stiff, and it sticks. It’s impossible to unlock with my right thumb. I’m gonna see if Monterey has any suggestions, or if they’ll replace it, or if it’s going up on the exchange. Because as it sits it’s un-f’n-usable. Not much I hate more than getting a knife in that I want to throw straight in the trash.

