My crk family

gonebad395

gonebad395

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Well guys I haven't been collecting them long but I've acquired 3 already with one on its way
In order my inkosi,25,21.

I'm so happy to have them but mad I waited so long really a great knife company thanks for looking

 
Every nice collection has to start somewhere, and that is a pretty good start! Great knives. 😀
 
Ya know what for now plain Janes I like a simple style , but some of the fancy ones have made me double take lol
 
gonebad395 said:
Ya know what for now plain Janes I like a simple style , but some of the fancy ones have made me double take lol
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No doubt the fancier CRK's are a work of art and something to ooh and aaw over. But, that's all I do with my fancy ones. I also like the plains and they are my users. The thing I like the most about the plains are the marks on them tell a story and give the knife personality. Also, if you want to send it in for a spa treatment, it will come back as if the knife was never used and what fun is there in that.
 
gonebad395 said:
Ya know what for now plain Janes I like a simple style , but some of the fancy ones have made me double take lol
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My collection consists almost entirely of plane janes. Though I do love my large carbon fiber, and I have a large micarta on the way. 😀

The bead blasted lock bar has always bugged me on the wood inlaid models. The polished finish with the blasted lockbar looks silly in my opinion, especially on a $500+ knife. The micarta is the only inlay that doesn't mix finishes.
 
Nice collection - I love the plain Janes...


Ajack60 said:
No doubt the fancier CRK's are a work of art and something to ooh and aaw over. But, that's all I do with my fancy ones. I also like the plains and they are my users. The thing I like the most about the plains are the marks on them tell a story and give the knife personality. Also, if you want to send it in for a spa treatment, it will come back as if the knife was never used and what fun is there in that.
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Well said!
 
Ajack60 said:
No doubt the fancier CRK's are a work of art and something to ooh and aaw over. But, that's all I do with my fancy ones. I also like the plains and they are my users. The thing I like the most about the plains are the marks on them tell a story and give the knife personality. Also, if you want to send it in for a spa treatment, it will come back as if the knife was never used and what fun is there in that.
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Yeah I plan on carrying and using these the 25 will be my work knife for sure and I agree on the marks adds character. It's funny I've always loved knives and can't remember the last time I've been without one then in the army I was introduced to BM and spydercos and I always thought that 1 to 175 was a great knife which they are I carried a BM over seas and it never failed me.
But since I been here and found crk I've moved on to these and really appreciate the craftmanship guys at work know I'm a knife nut and always have a sharp knife so they will ask hey let my use your knife once they use a crk the response is always wow man that's nice what's that run and I don't brag but tell them and the shock in their eyes is funny. But I always say hey you have your hobbies I have mine and they get it
 
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