golden dragon?

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alex_111

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hey, everyone.
a question: does anybody have a taylor golden dragon? if so, answer me this: is it sturdy enough to be a good user? do you recomend getting one?
thanks a lot.
peace.
aleX.

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I really like mine. Its pretty sturdy. I don't manipulate mine though. I got my 3" godlen dragon for $15.00.

I hope this helps,

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wow! $15? where'd you find such a deal? i've seen them go for upwards of $45 & $50.
keep those opinions comin'!
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peace.
aleX.

edit: are they all 3-inchers, or do they come in different sizes?

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"i flip you... i flip you for real..."

"come and get one in the yarbles, if you've got any yarbles."

[This message has been edited by alex_111 (edited 06-26-2001).]
 
According to mr. Imada's Advanced Balisong Manual there are 3 sizes of Golden Dragons, a 3", a 5" and a whopping 7 incher
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These are nice quality knives from the "japan bali" era of 1980s. I think most of us agree that Taylors best was the manila folder in its many variations but the golden dragon is a good one. If anyone saw them at $15 it would be worth buying a truckload of them.
At one time I had a few even one,oddly enough eith black handles that was still marked Golden Dragon and other then the color was exactly the same. I've never seen the large one mentioned in Imada's book.

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I got mine at a flea market.
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"The best is born of history and tradition."

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dang! wish i found deals like that at the flea markets i scout!
thanks, guys.
peace.
aleX.

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"i flip you... i flip you for real..."

"come and get one in the yarbles, if you've got any yarbles."
 
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