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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Recommendation? High-end production titanium flippers with blade length ≥3.75"? (picked one, post 79)
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That's pretty cool! Any spine shots so we can see its girthy goodness?
Dadpool
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Sweet blade! I didn't know they did a micarta run of those. CongratesDadpool !
Yeah! Natural canvas and dark green canvas. I don't know if the original Ti/Ti model is discontinued, but it's about 2 oz. heavier. I've owned knives north of 10 oz. before, and it's just too heavy even for me.
I also just like micarta; I love how it acquires character.I should have thought of that! Still light enough to grab one now, though. My XM-18 3.5 is on the right for a size comparison.
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That is a CHONK! I like it.Yeah! Natural canvas and dark green canvas. I don't know if the original Ti/Ti model is discontinued, but it's about 2 oz. heavier. I've owned knives north of 10 oz. before, and it's just too heavy even for me.
I should have thought of that! Still light enough to grab one now, though. My XM-18 3.5 is on the right for a size comparison.
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That's a knife that means business.
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Yeah! Natural canvas and dark green canvas. I don't know if the original Ti/Ti model is discontinued, but it's about 2 oz. heavier. I've owned knives north of 10 oz. before, and it's just too heavy even for me.
I should have thought of that! Still light enough to grab one now, though. My XM-18 3.5 is on the right for a size comparison.
My god... you wanted a big knife and you got a BIG knife... I think that would make a Medford look inadequate...
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I believe Medford makes Fat Daddy models with 0.26" blade stock, but I've never owned one. The Husky does make every Medford I own look more reasonable, though.
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These are AMAZING!
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What are they?These are AMAZING!
The one on the right had a Les George look to it.
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Yup, good eye! Les George VECP and EMP EDC Nymble.What are they?
The one on the right had a Les George look to it.
The Nymble is a fidgeter's wonderland! It can be spydieflicked, front flicked, spyderholed, back flicked, spydiedropped, slowrolled >>> the limit is only contained by your imagination. It has a PERFECT detent, imho.
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Fast forward a year, and my beloved Husky has been sold and replaced with a Hinderer XM-24.
In hindsight, sure: I should have gone with the XM-24 in the first place. But I didn't know then what I now know, and the journey is part of what makes knife collecting fun.
For anyone who missed the Hoback drama, here's 100+ pages of light reading.
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In hindsight, sure: I should have gone with the XM-24 in the first place. But I didn't know then what I now know, and the journey is part of what makes knife collecting fun.
For anyone who missed the Hoback drama, here's 100+ pages of light reading.
When it's not exactly Made in the USA - Hoback
Hoback now admitted they source parts from out of country From ig Sorry for the small text, but it's what the company posted. My immediate thought is what a scummy thing to do in all of your advertising using the claim USA made (sorry missing 100 percent mind you), when it's really more...
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Talking about a bad decision after so many great suggestions by others, but also a later good decision to replace that Hoback by what I think you should have bought in the first place.
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You should correct the title and refer - for instance - to post 48Fast forward a year, and my beloved Husky has been sold and replaced with a Hinderer XM-24.
In hindsight, sure: I should have gone with the XM-24 in the first place. But I didn't know then what I now know, and the journey is part of what makes knife collecting fun.
For anyone who missed the Hoback drama, here's 100+ pages of light reading.
When it's not exactly Made in the USA - Hoback
Hoback now admitted they source parts from out of country From ig Sorry for the small text, but it's what the company posted. My immediate thought is what a scummy thing to do in all of your advertising using the claim USA made (sorry missing 100 percent mind you), when it's really more...
Berg said there will be another iron wolf run late spring.