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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.
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coolbreezy37
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You've been here since 2009...
How did you manage to NOT learn how?
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I used to with Photobucket but haven't used that since I don't know when
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How do you like the Lander? Looks like a nice one.
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Can’t wait to see everyone’s Christmas knives!
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It seems as nice as any QSP or Civivi $75 knife - good action, sharp, good fitment of parts. But it's also just as nice as my $30 Civivi Mini Praxis or $35 QSP Penguin, which are unbelievable for their price and could cost double what they charge. The claim to fame with this is that you can replace the scales without taking apart the blade pivot or messing up the action, with your own custom scales or ones made for it.
I have not taken a 10x loupe to it or anything to actually look at the level of fit and finish, and for all I know that could be better. I'm just talking about gross fit and finish is nice, not the fine fit and finish.
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That's a good pick-up. Winkler knives are definitely on that list of great knives to aspire to having in a collection.
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I've got 9 more NEW KNIVES to post here, and 4 on the way - should I start now, or wait for the rest coming Tomorrow, Friday, Saturday, and Monday?
That's in addition to the 8 new knives I've posted since Sunday...
That's in addition to the 8 new knives I've posted since Sunday...
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How about I post a knife that I ordered in 2016 and arrived in March 2020 right before the pandemic, that has been buried in the back of my closet ever since? Never carried or posted here yet. I have one more from them, but I'm not sure where I hid it - it arrived around 2015 or so...
Beautiful, simple clean lines, warm and comfortable handle. A sweet classic gem.
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I agree, but my son thought it was too small for a bowie style knife. Since it was originally going to be his 2020 college graduation present, instead he chose to take an M9 bayonet and one of my Benchmade Auto Presidio knives (which he later traded for an Auto Stryker). He also received an Omega Speedmaster Pro Moonwatch from his birth year, but the watch was already planned, regardless of knives (For his 18th Birthday he got an Omega Seamaster Pro from his birth year.)