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Yep, seems I drew a lucky number.
My girlfriend has always had displayed a certain genuine fascination with my collection of tactical/sport utility knives. But it still came to a little surprise when she said over the breakfasttable."You know what I want for Easter? A knife!"
Could be a difficult task I thought, becouse the girly small knives like the CRKT Peck that i showed her didn´t catch her attention really. She wanted a "using knife, that´s cool, metal handel. I thought about a BM leopard cub, but that one didn´t seem right for her.
Then I saw a beautifull knife designed by Frank Carter, made by a knife comapany that was so far unknown to me: GIGAND knives.(www.gigand.com, or www.gigandknives.com). The Spectrum 2 I got for her convinced me of its elegant lines rock solid linerlock, slim profile and overall quality(steel is aus8a).
As soon as she got it she was practicing to flip it until she got that "thumstud sore thump syndrom" open for hours while we watched TV and ate munchies, that she cut with the knife. Easter monday I woke up to the clicking of opening and closing the blade again. I hear bells ringing.
Matt from Munich
...to be continued....
My girlfriend has always had displayed a certain genuine fascination with my collection of tactical/sport utility knives. But it still came to a little surprise when she said over the breakfasttable."You know what I want for Easter? A knife!"
Could be a difficult task I thought, becouse the girly small knives like the CRKT Peck that i showed her didn´t catch her attention really. She wanted a "using knife, that´s cool, metal handel. I thought about a BM leopard cub, but that one didn´t seem right for her.
Then I saw a beautifull knife designed by Frank Carter, made by a knife comapany that was so far unknown to me: GIGAND knives.(www.gigand.com, or www.gigandknives.com). The Spectrum 2 I got for her convinced me of its elegant lines rock solid linerlock, slim profile and overall quality(steel is aus8a).
As soon as she got it she was practicing to flip it until she got that "thumstud sore thump syndrom" open for hours while we watched TV and ate munchies, that she cut with the knife. Easter monday I woke up to the clicking of opening and closing the blade again. I hear bells ringing.
Matt from Munich
...to be continued....