Everyone's latest acquisitions!

tony281sc2 said:
Awesome bro! I just got the DLC Socom Bravo. It’s thick bte but it’s built really well. How u like the anax so far?
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I'm very impressed with the knife. I happen to have one of the customs and was expecting this one to be a step down in size and quality. Not the case. Same size and solid as a rock. Only real difference is the custom has a screwed in lock bar. I'm just starting the process of breaking it in. Should have the middle finger flick dialed in in no time. Enjoy that Bravo!
 
Just got it because I liked it. More of a collection addition I think then seeing much solid user time.

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Grail knife Ive been working on acquiring for the past few months.

1993 Large P Sebenza

Purchased from the original owner. He bought it new in 1993. This knife still has what looks to be the factory edge on it. The original owner said he has carried it over the years but never had a need to use it. It is showing its age beautifully and I will not be spa servicing it. And yes, The action is absurdly smooth.

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I never use my credit card except in emergencies, until today. I had been perusing the exchange, and bought a blue Protech Malibu whanto. Early birthday present. Like 5 weeks early. My first flipper with a button lock. I've heard great things about this knife, and have hemmed and hawed over it because of the aluminum handles. I thought what the hell I'll try it.
 
Renegade Gungnir, This Arrived Today, It's a Folding Sold, The Build Quality Is What You Expect From Reate Perfect, Buttery Smooth & It Makes All That Great Noise On Opening & Closing
Super Thin Behind The Edge, Big Time Slicer

Overall Length 9.34"
Blade Length 4.25
Weight 7.0 oz


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Civivi Hadros Wharncliffe - very nice budget knife if on sale and you want something like the QSP Penguin but want a pointier wharncliffe blade. This one will end up being a gift.

If I had not had 25% off ($42), then in a similar price range ($48) the button-lock Sencut Watauga wharncliffe would be a better choice - the button lock is nice to have and the handle is bigger for a better grip, the (3.5") Nitro-V blade of the Watauga might better than the (3.35") 10cr15mov of the Hadros, and the Watauga also adds a flipper to the thumb studs.

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Just got home from work to open this Protech Rockeye I received from BenjaminRush BenjaminRush on the Exchange, which I knew was patiently waiting on me. Man oh man, I reeeealllly like it. What a great, solid, no-nonsense auto.

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…. I also lucked into finding an SBR in the same configuration, which is now en route from another seller. Felt like it needed to be a matched set for some reason!
 
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