Guess the bug has bit me. Another one on the way

Eliteone2383 said:
Yeah the wood inlays are beautiful. Once bladehq has the inkosi with carbon fiber inlays back in stock im going to buy a large and a small so thats gonna be an expensive month for me. Hopefully its not soon lol.
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Haha I hear ya.... I think the Inkosi (most likely the large) is next on my CRK list as well.
Though I don’t know if I like the ceramic ball lock interface or not.
 
Workingsloth777 said:
Haha I hear ya.... I think the Inkosi (most likely the large) is next on my CRK list as well.
Though I don’t know if I like the ceramic ball lock interface or not.
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The sebenza 31 has the ceramic ball now also. From others I've talked to about it they say its a great upgrade.
 
Yes that’s what I hear I just have a hard time with it in my own brain...
I like having that flat on flat kind of contact on my lock face but I think I just need to give it a try.
 
Careful...CRKs are known to multiply in the safe or if you keep more then (2) in the same vicinity…LOL Those duo are HOT! That red micarta looks great!

I EDC a small micarta inlaid insingo inkosi myself for the past few years. Been carrying CRK since 2008 starting with a small CGG regular that was gifted to me as a college graduation present from a close friend and a CRK has been pretty much in my pocket everyday since. They've pretty much been with me through a lot of lifes moments..

Here is the most memorable to date. Had our wedding date engraved on the rear, and each groomsmen initials engraved on the front. Each patch represented a unique memory or an experience I shared with each groomsmen. I carried the small inlaid inkosi DP my wife had bought me a few years ago for xmas, and it even rocked the old dog paw bead that reminded me of my fur baby that is no longer with us.

So yeah..I'm a bit of a CRK fan myself! =)
 

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krazichinaman said:
Careful...CRKs are known to multiply in the safe or if you keep more then (2) in the same vicinity…LOL Those duo are HOT! That red micarta looks great!

I EDC a small micarta inlaid insingo inkosi myself for the past few years. Been carrying CRK since 2008 starting with a small CGG regular that was gifted to me as a college graduation present from a close friend and a CRK has been pretty much in my pocket everyday since. They've pretty much been with me through a lot of lifes moments..

Here is the most memorable to date. Had our wedding date engraved on the rear, and each groomsmen initials engraved on the front. Each patch represented a unique memory or an experience I shared with each groomsmen. I carried the small inlaid inkosi DP my wife had bought me a few years ago for xmas, and it even rocked the old dog paw bead that reminded me of my fur baby that is no longer with us.

So yeah..I'm a bit of a CRK fan myself! =)
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Bro that is absolutely awsome!
I plan on getting my best friend of 30 years a crk. I might steal your idea.
I dont know what it is about crk knives but they just appeal to me. The look, the functionality, the way they feel in my hand.
What model would you say is your favorite?
 
Congrats on the new purchase. I have 3 myself and love them very much. I have a LG pj 21, LG inkosi with insingo blade and black micarta, and a small pj inkosi. wonderful knives that will last a lifetime.
 
I’m Presently fighting the urge to pick something up from the same dealer as the OP.
Must resist. :-/
 
I've collected CRKs in the past, but they're mostly gone... have a Zaan, a Regular and large 21 Sebbie remaining.
I don't carry either one any more, but had a Classic 21 for yrs that I loved.
Cannot deny the quality...certainly, I have found no equal in manufacturing excellence. I've always wanted
a blade that was skinnier for better slicing, but CRK chose not to do that.
I had many large and small Sebbies, even though the smalls fell out of my hand...and greatly preferred the wood
inlays to other models...
 
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