james terrio
Sharpest Knife in the Light Socket
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I don't really know, probably not much. I just use hot water from the tap.
Cool! It's a handy trick whenever you're tying knots with paracord, too.
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I don't really know, probably not much. I just use hot water from the tap.
Cool! It's a handy trick whenever you're tying knots with paracord, too.
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How bout some g10?
That's pretty sweet. I am still on the fence with what I am going to do with the handles. I like the cord wrap, but I already have one that way. What I like about the G10 is the sorta camo pattern that some of them get.
james terrio
Sharpest Knife in the Light Socket
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You can easily set that knife (and many other Beckers) up with removable scales, and have the best of both worlds. Just sayin' 
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You can easily set that knife (and many other Beckers) up with removable scales, and have the best of both worlds. Just sayin'
Lol. One of the many reasons why I love Beckers. Now my wife and my son want to steal my EsKabars. Time to get myself a BK24 and give them the 14s.
