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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.
That 452cf is one of the nicest knives they have ever put out imho. The knife looks like a little tiny knife when you just see the clip hooked on the pocket.
That 452cf is one of the nicest knives they have ever put out imho. The knife looks like a little tiny knife when you just see the clip hooked on the pocket.
That 452cf is one of the nicest knives they have ever put out imho. The knife looks like a little tiny knife when you just see the clip hooked on the pocket.
I like this model so much that I've bought a handful of them. I managed to resist the urge to buy the weird looking WBW version, but then changed my mind after they were gone and grabbed one off the Exchange. I'm carrying that one today:
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I think a ZT/Emerson collab that is a flipper/wave combo with a framelock would be very popular.When practically everyone else was going thicker and heavier and more overbuilt Sinkevitch made a longer thinner knife that was still strong.
I love the fact they went for a linerless cf scale. That sealed it for me as my favourite ZT design. There are other knives that represent high points in ZTs design and build like the 1st gen 560/561 with the skeletonized liner. I never liked the fact ZT tends to use stainless steel liners on the Ti framelocks, but atleast skeletonize it if you guys must!
The 620 I loved very much just because I am a nut for Emerson Tantos, though I wish ZT would make a more cqc7 sized Emerson. I have my 620 out right now getting a liner delete cf scale installed.
I think a ZT/Emerson collab that is a flipper/wave combo with a framelock would be very popular.
Is it where we shall speak of Benchmade?Do you still think that ZT's are some of the best value after the 10%-20% price increase on all models?
When practically everyone else was going thicker and heavier and more overbuilt Sinkevitch made a longer thinner knife that was still strong.
I love the fact they went for a linerless cf scale. That sealed it for me as my favourite ZT design. There are other knives that represent high points in ZTs design and build like the 1st gen 560/561 with the skeletonized liner. I never liked the fact ZT tends to use stainless steel liners on the Ti framelocks, but atleast skeletonize it if you guys must!
The 620 I loved very much just because I am a nut for Emerson Tantos, though I wish ZT would make a more cqc7 sized Emerson. I have my 620 out right now getting a liner delete cf scale installed.
Couldn't agree more about the 0452 series, they feel great in hand despite being quite light for a big knife. My favorite version is even lighter still, by way of going linerless CF on both sides:
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I know the design is polarizing for some, but I've grown to also really love the 0850, another Sinkevich ZT with CF handles and a sub-frame lock. Feels stout and reliable in hand, but it's still nice and light. It's the smoothest knife on washers that I own, and also my favorite wave-opener.
Couldn't agree more about the 0452 series, they feel great in hand despite being quite light for a big knife. My favorite version is even lighter still, by way of going linerless CF on both sides:
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I know the design is polarizing for some, but I've grown to also really love the 0850, another Sinkevich ZT with CF handles and a sub-frame lock. Feels stout and reliable in hand, but it's still nice and light. It's the smoothest knife on washers that I own, and also my favorite wave-opener.
Do you still think that ZT's are some of the best value after the 10%-20% price increase on all models?
Weird, AKA freakin' awesome. My favorite version....resist the urge to buy the weird looking WBW version.
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