Everyone's latest acquisitions!

hkssr20det said:
Its been a good start to the week. Two packages today with another due by Wednesday.

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Lucky! 😉😊👍
 
Quiet said:
I'd be interested in your thoughts on this one, and maybe a size comparison shot? It seems tiny in some of the Youtube videos I'd watched on the model.
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It definitely is a small fixed blade. But for me at least, I find it perfect for front pocket carry without being intrusive.

Here's a comparison with a few other blades (top to bottom): RMJ Utsidihi, RMJ Coho, Benchmade Bugout (not Mini), SAK Pioneer:

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Quiet said:
I'd be interested in your thoughts on this one, and maybe a size comparison shot? It seems tiny in some of the Youtube videos I'd watched on the model.
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Smithhammer said:
It definitely is a small fixed blade. But for me at least, I find it perfect for front pocket carry without being intrusive.

Here's a comparison with a few other blades (top to bottom): RMJ Utsidihi, RMJ Coho, Benchmade Bugout (not Mini), SAK Pioneer:

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I concur with smithhammer. Makes for a great front pocket carry. It also comes with a scout carry sheath option (however RMJ’S sheaths leave a lot to be desired). I wear a size large glove and it is a comfortable 4 finger grip for me.

Quiet are there any other size comparisons that you are interested in?
 
alliuse said:
I concur with smithhammer. Makes for a great front pocket carry. It also comes with a scout carry sheath option (however RMJ’S sheaths leave a lot to be desired). I wear a size large glove and it is a comfortable 4 finger grip for me.

Quiet are there any other size comparisons that you are interested in?
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No, I'm good to go. The Bugout and Pioneer were very helpful as I own and carry both of those. That's a very good design for those times a small fixed blade for some real work might be wanted, that's for sure.
 
What is probably the last Al Mar 2000 that was in stock in an online retailer... thanks to other's being forthcoming about where these could be found, I was lucky enough to grab this Japanese made version. Not as good as an American made one by the man himself but its better than what's left of a once great business. Thanks to staying connected through BladeForums I was able to pick up this particular knife I've been eyeing for almost a decade 20230413_213523.jpg
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