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I need an sng cc
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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Yeah I'd like a z wear
Gizler00
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You definitely will not regret the purchase when the time comes. I LOVE MINE. Especially with the cerakoting.
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yes it is a PD1
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Me and my work knife at work. Love me some strider boy.
Me and my work knife at work. Love me some strider boy.
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Best thing about Strider knives is, the more you use them, the better they look.
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I like this thread! Here's mine:
DGG w/ DigiCam PD-1 blade...I'd been looking for an SnG in this config for a long time and kinda lost my sh!t when I saw just 5 of these come up from a Strider retailer a couple weeks ago. Easily one of the nicest, all around solid, and best feeling Striders I've ever had the pleasure of handling. I plan to keep and use this one for a long time to come
DGG w/ DigiCam PD-1 blade...I'd been looking for an SnG in this config for a long time and kinda lost my sh!t when I saw just 5 of these come up from a Strider retailer a couple weeks ago. Easily one of the nicest, all around solid, and best feeling Striders I've ever had the pleasure of handling. I plan to keep and use this one for a long time to come
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There my favorite!
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It seems like the overall quality and F&F on the knives coming out the shop these days is pretty dead-on perfect and based on my limited experience, heat treatment is great regardless of steel, and when it comes down to it these knives truly are tough. I'll also ad that based on my time hanging around the green forum, their warranty is one of the few I'd even try to compare to the Busse warranty.
The whole process of breaking one in and enjoying the sweet action is truly pleasurable - they only seem to get better with age and use. Between the smell (yes, really) as well as the sound and feeling that comes with opening and closing and using the blade, the Strider folders I've handled more closely evoke the feeling of handling a gun like a Kalashnikov more so than a knife...I really enjoy that intangible pleasure and haven't found any other knife that brings about any kind of similar sensation...
Based on all that I've written above, I'm inclined to tell you that as soon as you see your ideal combo listed for sale, jump on it! Try to get a more recently made one with the revised lock geometry too and you should be quite happy. If you find that it isn't for you, passing it on to the next guy shouldn't be very difficult
The whole process of breaking one in and enjoying the sweet action is truly pleasurable - they only seem to get better with age and use. Between the smell (yes, really) as well as the sound and feeling that comes with opening and closing and using the blade, the Strider folders I've handled more closely evoke the feeling of handling a gun like a Kalashnikov more so than a knife...I really enjoy that intangible pleasure and haven't found any other knife that brings about any kind of similar sensation...
Based on all that I've written above, I'm inclined to tell you that as soon as you see your ideal combo listed for sale, jump on it! Try to get a more recently made one with the revised lock geometry too and you should be quite happy. If you find that it isn't for you, passing it on to the next guy shouldn't be very difficult
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