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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.
Well No Limit Sells many of OTF’s in the same category as Microtech and Hogue, and in the same price range. With better materials and that perform better. Heck he just sold one of his designs to Spartan Knives at Bladeshow Atlanta. So yeah, your opinion is garbage and mute.Reading the OPs post was unbelievable from the get go. Vague refrences to a supposed company which has been part of the industry for a while and making an OTF in China, which in part of whole would technically be illegal her stateside, and big promises with a high price tag in the end that would rival most USA made OTFs. Sorry if my summary is a bit broad but that just sounds like a bunch of misinformed BS of a fantasy. To me any OTF out of China I can't see being priced in the range of a Hogue or Microtech no matter how good it is supposed to be.
That went from 0 to rude real quick.Well No Limit Sells many of OTF’s in the same category as Microtech and Hogue, and in the same price range. With better materials and that perform better. Heck he just sold one of his designs to Spartan Knives at Bladeshow Atlanta. So yeah, your opinion is garbage and mute.
Moot**** if you’re going to be brash at least use the proper word.Well No Limit Sells many of OTF’s in the same category as Microtech and Hogue, and in the same price range. With better materials and that perform better. Heck he just sold one of his designs to Spartan Knives at Bladeshow Atlanta. So yeah, your opinion is garbage and mute.
Bwahaha, stop it. No Limit assembles China parts and is not in the same ballpark as Hogue or Microtech.Well No Limit Sells many of OTF’s in the same category as Microtech and Hogue, and in the same price range. With better materials and that perform better. Heck he just sold one of his designs to Spartan Knives at Bladeshow Atlanta. So yeah, your opinion is garbage and mute.
How much were the Sandsharks when they were first released? Were they a production model? For the price of a second hand one now, you are better off just getting a brand new custom G&G!