KaBar impact?

Boats said:
Three or four hours and that is all you could come up with? The pigstye hasn't prepped you too well for the "real world" of the internet, you know, the one where you are so not a keyboard commando?
Translation: Neener neener neener

Cmon Boat-that-Doesn't-Float. Tell us how you use your knives. Us collectors really want to see what a prime specimen of manhood you are.

Boy, thanks again for saving this forum from the crapper! :jerkit: Make sure you flash that badge around when you are saving the day!
 
I do agree with the sentiment that several posters have stated...why spend the money if you are afraid to use it as intended. I have never understood the purpose of safe queens. I have owned several very valuable knifes and they all got carried as EDCs and yes, they showed it. I own rifles with exhibition grade wood...they get as much field time as my synthetic stocked guns, and they show it. I have always felt scars earned in hard use add to the personal value, not detract from it. Now I don't advocate misusing these things but if it was made to be used that way then use it as intended.

I understand that some people do like to keep things NIB but not me....if I had married the prom queen trust me...she would be looking "pocket worn" as well...:D

It has over 6500 rounds through it at last check in the log. Why wouldn't I use it? Guns are meant to be fired and knives are meant to be used.

I take it you must have just bought this in the past month or so...lol...just kidding...I don't think I own a gun that new. When I was active in competition I was shooting about 50,000 rounds a year. This super has about 130,000 rounds through it.

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my reply is directed at "Boats." Its not fair to say that because someone buys a knife partly for its esthetic appeal that he is likely a "metrosexual." Not all of us live in the backwaters, most of my life I couldn't look out a window in my various homes and see anything resembling real "forestry." Do you not own a single blade that you avoid cutting with? I was born and will die in an inner city somewhere, and of the two folders I have on me at any given time, one is guaranteed to have scratches and some grit in the lock, whereas the other (my SD blade) is nearly printless, and catches the light from the street-lamps like a piece of fine jewelry. Clear signs of hard use do not always add "character," so excuse me if I am secure enough in my masculinity to acknowledge the morbid beauty inherent to some factory-fresh blades. According to your primitive view, over half of the long standing members of bladeforums with digital cameras must be "metrosexuals," and that is simply an absurd and offensive notion. Did you ever notice while visiting museums that fine art and precious artifacts are walled off or behind glass.. Spitting on the Mona Lisa or touching the crown jewels is generally discouraged..
 
I realize you were directing your post to Boats but I wanted to make a reply...I would say it is somewhat different to compare a painting that has a value greater than the GNP of many small countries to even a $2000.00 dollar knife. Other objects are behind glass largely to prevent theft. I don't own a knife I would hesitate to use...well one, a nephew gave me one of the obsidian blade skinners. But I have never bought one I didn't intend to use. Yes I do clean them, Renaissance Wax is definitely a friend of mine. I use some of them rather hard and take care of them, if they gather some cosmetic blemishes I do try to clean them up but I don't sweat them.
 
Guilty of not checking dates. I just read the thread and saw where there were 5 posts today. Why it was resurrected I can't imagine.:)
 
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