LionSteel Shuffler

Thanks same with yours too, very cool.
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I've found that getting too many in at the same time is detrimental to the overall experience, you end up trying to pick which one you like the most and then you have a red headed step-child to deal with, so, one at a time is the best program...
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at least in my experience anyways ;)
G2
 
Too late...with the addition of the Lion Steel, I have 5 inbound. A Case Peanut, two Case Mini Copperloccks, a GEC Northfield Pemberton, and the Lion Steel. I must be in my manic phase...

Oh, and don't forget the WTB in my signature :thumbsup:
 
Rykjeklut said:
I just discovered I can actually buy one of these beauties in Europe, so I've been reading this entire thread.

Good place to start if one is lusting for a modern traditional?
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Absolutely. You can't really go wrong with the Shuffler, and its priced well IMO. As long as you don't mind gaps or the radius on the back spring and liners then I don't think you would be disappointed. I know some don't care for those parts of the design but they're not flaws, just different. I love mine and wouldn't hesitate to get another.
 
Buzzbait said:
IMHO, the Shuffler is the best place to start in modern traditionals.
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solphilos said:
Absolutely. You can't really go wrong with the Shuffler, and its priced well IMO. As long as you don't mind gaps or the radius on the back spring and liners then I don't think you would be disappointed. I know some don't care for those parts of the design but they're not flaws, just different. I love mine and wouldn't hesitate to get another.
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Dean51 said:
Best barlow ever made and the radius back springs make it the most comfortable to use.
You won't regret it.
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Sounds great, and kind of what I suspected. Now it's only a matter of choosing the model :rolleyes:
 
Hope no one minds me slipping a Roundhead in with all these Shufflers.:confused::eek:;)

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Compared to the other two Shufflers I have owned, this one has a much stronger spring, I would rate it a 6-7 where the last one was quite a light pull, my friend had it with him today at work and I'd put his about 3-4 or so, much lighter pull than say a SAK Pioneer main blade. He is quite happy with his, as he has little or no finger nails being a machinist...I suppose...and being a lighter pull is a benefit for him. While I do like this stronger one I just got.

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I know that he'd like to get different scales for his, stag or even ebony as he liked the ones on my knife. I'm sure that would be a nice option to have available but if it were, having separate images for the stag, ram, even some of the woods would help buyers pull the trigger with less worry about what will arrive.

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