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Get a Diskin corkscrew! Then you can open bottles of wine. What could be more "gentlemanly"?
I prefer the Fire.
I prefer the Fire.
I would love to see a picture of this!Walter Wells does custom knives in CPM-154 for around $200 depending on options. He did mine for $225 and I designed it all myself aside from minor details. Great communication along the way, and I got a knife I really love.
Check the new 2nd edition Kizer Feist for an amazing little gentleman's knife. Still big enough to do most any EDC task. It is a front flipper which is an awesome opening method you may not be familliar with. Check out the Boker Exskelibur1 for a larger but very gentlemanly and light front flipper. For expensive examples look at Gareth Bull or Bester knives.
I have had very good luck with Mcustas little gentleman knives that are all metal with say a damascus handle and blade. First off my Mcustas were the sharpest knives I have ever recieved out of the box. They are literally irresponsibly sharp
Good suggestions! I have a number of Bokers. Love them!
Second the below in bold. I have a Bester Ratel and absolutely righteous piece for the price.
I have a Shamwari incoming from a recent Insta drop and looking forward to it.
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... I tend more toward the gentleman styles. Anyway this strikes me as a good group to ask their opinions on folding knives and who makes great ones.
I think I am pretty "up" on who the main players making folders. Certainly most everybody here is familiar with the big boys (in $ or fame) like ZT, CRK, Spyderco, Benchmade, Kershaw, CRKT, CS, SAK, Buck, SOG, Boker, etc. and thanks to the group, now I am too. What I would love to know is the names of the smaller, little known producers who make great stuff and expand my knife horizons, as it were. Anyone willing to dazzle the newbie as it were?.....
Corkscrews I have plenty of. Collecting wine was a previous hobby. Have more bottles than I will ever consume. Not a bad problem to have.Get a Diskin corkscrew! Then you can open bottles of wine. What could be more "gentlemanly"?
I prefer the Fire.
In that case, sell some wine and check out Matt Diskin. You could get a Diskin Fire and a Diskin corkscrew. Happy hunting!Corkscrews I have plenty of. Collecting wine was a previous hobby. Have more bottles than I will ever consume. Not a bad problem to have.
Manly Peak, come with D2, CPM154 or S90V blade, great folders from not so popular in US Bulgarian maker.
Once you get the Shamwari you probably won't want to keep the Bester around. You won't want to have the Ratel cramping the Sham's style in your collection right? Just send that Ratel to me and I will dispose of it for you.
Manly Peak, come with D2, CPM154 or S90V blade, great folders from not so popular in US Bulgarian maker.
Manly Peak, come with D2, CPM154 or S90V blade, great folders from not so popular in US Bulgarian maker.
I have a 003 on the way. Should be here any day now.This knife pushes all my buttons. I have the Manly Comrade in my pocket right now. Manly makes great knives for the money (G-10, D2 and precision machining for $50!).
Great stuff. I actually have a Real Steel Sea Eagle on the way!Diskin, Hoback, Les Voorhies, Mac Wasil, Real Steel, Shiro, Rod Olson, Bradford knives, Jeremy Robertson(Calavera Cutlery).
Don't know if you're looking at fixed blades too...
My all time favorite for EDC knives is Ferrum Forge.
I like it. Very distinctive.This knife pushes all my buttons. I have the Manly Comrade in my pocket right now. Manly makes great knives for the money (G-10, D2 and precision machining for $50!).
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