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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.
Large flavors...
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Nice!
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Very nice! I'm super jealous of that startac and regular.
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Nice spread you have there. They sure look nice all lined up in a pretty little chorus line!
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LMAO. Yeah, all together they danced about 2 grand out of my pocket.
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Now that's a good one... :emmersed:
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AWSOME EDC'S BROTHER!! That USN 25 is Sweet.. of course so are the others!!:thumbup:
So here is what I narrowed down my large EDC selection to. I will be rotating them when the need for a large folding CRK is desired. I've been favoring my Startac and regular mostly.
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Thx for the kind words friends. I like to share my obsession(with pictures mind you).
Dave, that 25 is a very nice example of a 25. Lockup early, detent strong, and the feel of the satin finished handle is awesome. It's hard to EDC this one for fear of marking it.
Kidcongo, yes and no. I have carried it, and no I really haven't babied it. In fact I put a nice mark in the Damascus. Makes it a keeper, huh?
Dave, that 25 is a very nice example of a 25. Lockup early, detent strong, and the feel of the satin finished handle is awesome. It's hard to EDC this one for fear of marking it.
Kidcongo, yes and no. I have carried it, and no I really haven't babied it. In fact I put a nice mark in the Damascus. Makes it a keeper, huh?
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That's awesome! Unfortunately you've also destroyed my excuse for not wanting one.........ouch! screams my wallet!
So here is what I narrowed down my large EDC selection to. I will be rotating them when the need for a large folding CRK is desired. I've been favoring my Startac and regular mostly.
Loving that Startac! I have been waiting on a lefty Startac to pop up on the exchange.
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So here is what I narrowed down my large EDC selection to. I will be rotating them when the need for a large folding CRK is desired. I've been favoring my Startac and regular mostly.
Gents and Ladies: Take Note! The back of the handle (spine of the slabs) on the 21 is concave, the back of the handle on the 'Regular' is convex, and the back of the handle on the Umnumzaan (Startac) is actually a Re-curve, with it being concave towards the blade, and convex towards the back. This photo demonstrates these slight ergonomic differences succinctly! Also notice how the grind on the 21 extends into the slabs when open, while it does not on the 25 and Umnum. Great Photo Blackend!
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Great pic Brother!
It was good to see you today.
It was good to see you today.
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Great looking family of larges! Everything from heavy work to stepping out on the town.
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Those are some good looking knives :thumbup:
I really like the look of that micarta tanto Sebenza. It just screams to be put to use
I really like the look of that micarta tanto Sebenza. It just screams to be put to use