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Shhh....its a Dave.Nice! I'm digging the clipped point
How's it wave? I'm a little concerned about the heavy detent.
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(Dave's not here, man)
Nice Prae! What is that glass skele dude? lol
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Thanks! He’s a skeletonized Android phone logo. Ironically i don’t have an Android phone. Lol
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I just picked up a Gerber Decree (cheap). I saw it was S30V. I'm going to put this thing through some paces. Honestly, I love this blade shape. I have not owned a Gerber for years and am giving this guy a chance since it is now made in Oregon.
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A Benchmade Crooked River (G10) arrived today, just got home and opened it. I really, really love this knife. Took ten days more than the promised delivery time, and was ready to start a dispute with the dealer, but now it is here all my frustration has been replaced by a smug, dopey grin. 
Blade centred well, sharpest factory edge from Benchmade I’ve ever had, and excellent F&F. Not to everybody’s taste, but most definitely to mine!
Photos tomorrow...
Blade centred well, sharpest factory edge from Benchmade I’ve ever had, and excellent F&F. Not to everybody’s taste, but most definitely to mine!
Photos tomorrow...
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Case Orange sodbuster Jr. Have a buck 500 &501 on order
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Picked up two excellent pieces this past weekend at the New York Custom Knife Show (NYCKS).
I've always liked the work of master knife maker Bud Nealy, I purchased one of his 'Pesh-kabz' knives, the blade design influence goes back to a Persia-Iran-Afghan knife blade designed to penetrate chain-mail armor during the 14th-16th century.
All his knifes are "purpose built", both the knife and his patented multi carry sheath system are designed for non printing very low profile.
And a very nice custom piece I purchased, made by master Polish knife maker Michael Zieba based in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Coyote G10, full titanium on the lock-bar side anodized bronze color, blue anodized stainless steel pivot and screws, opens with a ball bearing flipper system.
Beautiful simple design, limited edition only 25 made.
Michael Zieba
I've always liked the work of master knife maker Bud Nealy, I purchased one of his 'Pesh-kabz' knives, the blade design influence goes back to a Persia-Iran-Afghan knife blade designed to penetrate chain-mail armor during the 14th-16th century.
All his knifes are "purpose built", both the knife and his patented multi carry sheath system are designed for non printing very low profile.
And a very nice custom piece I purchased, made by master Polish knife maker Michael Zieba based in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Coyote G10, full titanium on the lock-bar side anodized bronze color, blue anodized stainless steel pivot and screws, opens with a ball bearing flipper system.
Beautiful simple design, limited edition only 25 made.
Michael Zieba
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