When I was talking to Barry of the Jones Brothers about a knife to use on my tree farm, I told him I was going to cut saplings with it. But I just had to try a little more. I think anyone can relax when they wonder how a knife from the Jones Brothers will hold up.
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Hey, to me it's a sapling!
- Thread starter Terrill
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Terrill, it's what I keep telling folk. The Jones Bros. knives are sturdy. If I was still in the military or was a LEO, I'd carry one of them all the time. Heck, in a couple of the Knives Annual books, Jack Collins writes about how tough they are and well made also.
They can also make them pretty:
Dave
They can also make them pretty:
Dave
Bugs, shirts aren't a problem, it's hats that I can't find. I get a big head everytime I can get a new knife.
I must admit that this is my third Jones Brothers knife. I got a small neck knife a few years back. It lasted till I got back from the show and then my father-in-law stole it. I actually had to go back and buy another. For those who know me, they know that when I part with cash for a knife, I like it!
I must admit that this is my third Jones Brothers knife. I got a small neck knife a few years back. It lasted till I got back from the show and then my father-in-law stole it. I actually had to go back and buy another. For those who know me, they know that when I part with cash for a knife, I like it!