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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.
Lets see your Little Spydies
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Here is my Persistence and Cat with cocobolo scales I made.
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Spyderco should copy that. It's a good idea, and F the Chinese back for a change.
I love LBKs!
The Techno and the Gayle Bradley Air are exceptionally nice collaboration pieces that I'm really liking.
The Techno for it's brutish simplicity which boasts excellent form and function, it's a design that fills the hand despite it's compact size and is quite comfortable to use. It's a fantastic "hard use" LBK.
The Gayle Bradley Air is a sophisticated and refined design, with a lot of very nice touches; the stop pin is on the blade itself and tracks through the ti liners as opposed to a lot of liner locks that simply have the stop pin in the frame. The second smaller release cut out in the scale and cut out in the blade offers a safe and tactile closure of the blade, you can still use the thumb hole cut out to close the blade but if you are careless you could close the blade on your fingers accidentally especially considering how smooth this thing is.
Great knives, designs and steel!
The Techno and the Gayle Bradley Air are exceptionally nice collaboration pieces that I'm really liking.
The Techno for it's brutish simplicity which boasts excellent form and function, it's a design that fills the hand despite it's compact size and is quite comfortable to use. It's a fantastic "hard use" LBK.
The Gayle Bradley Air is a sophisticated and refined design, with a lot of very nice touches; the stop pin is on the blade itself and tracks through the ti liners as opposed to a lot of liner locks that simply have the stop pin in the frame. The second smaller release cut out in the scale and cut out in the blade offers a safe and tactile closure of the blade, you can still use the thumb hole cut out to close the blade but if you are careless you could close the blade on your fingers accidentally especially considering how smooth this thing is.
Great knives, designs and steel!
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My newest little spydie.
What knife is yhat?
Gayle Bradley Air
CP M4 Steel, ti liners + liner lock, G10/CF scales.
It's all quality and as it's name describes; very very light!
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