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Urban Trapper, Spartan,Tinker
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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.
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I don't think people not liking a name has to do with being PC. Many places (including Canada where I live) knives are only allowed to be as tools and not weapons. The discretion of weapon vs tool is up to the police officer, so if the police officer asks to see your knife and see's it is called "death on contact" or "broken skull" for example. That makes knife sound like it is designed or meant to be a weapon not a tool. Thus, a name can potentially have a pretty large impact for many individuals.Sorry, I'm not politically correct. If I like a knife, I don't give a rat's ass what it's called. Doesn't mean I'll ever call it that, or anything, other than mine. And 99% of the public doesn't give a rat's ass what your knife is called. Really, they could not care less. And I could not care less what the general public thinks of my knife, or its name, assuming they looked up from their phones long enough to notice. Cater to the mythical over-zealous District Attorneys if you wish, but don't expect me to comply.
For those who prefer not to upset people that you don't know who really don't care, when was the last time you just asked someone you don't know what they thought of the name of your knife?
I guess I'm one of the few who, at the very least, doesn't mind ZT's core numbers naming convention.
HALO is quite cool.
So do I. I read it was named after Steve Austin's fighter nickname. It's a dis-service to the knife and to Steve Austin (who comes off as a cool guy in most movies). Typical Cold Steel bragging...I hate the Cold Steel Broken Skull name.