PeteyTwoPointOne
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shrinkflation-- he got Jimislashed
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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.
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shrinkflation-- he got Jimislashed
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When I initially jumped in on this thread, I hadn't seen everything, just the video with:
And I have to say, I like him.
What in the actual flabbergast indeed. Totally ridiculous knife. But Cold Steel has long had a soft spot for mall ninjas, and this definitely continues the tradition!
They are doing both. The Mayhem, for example, looks like a stroke of genius, and it is GSM era. The Recon 1 XL is a classic, and they brought it back. I don't see how one could have a problem with all this.
When Cold Steel was sold to GSM a few years ago, and I heard some of the customer service stories, I was very hesitant, and basically went on a Cold Steel buying freeze, but after watching the Knife Junkie podcast with Stickman, my misgivings have essentially evaporated. I used to think the name "stickman" was so stupid, but now that I know how that started, I actually think it's great.
And I have to say, I like him.
What in the actual flabbergast indeed. Totally ridiculous knife. But Cold Steel has long had a soft spot for mall ninjas, and this definitely continues the tradition!
They are doing both. The Mayhem, for example, looks like a stroke of genius, and it is GSM era. The Recon 1 XL is a classic, and they brought it back. I don't see how one could have a problem with all this.
When Cold Steel was sold to GSM a few years ago, and I heard some of the customer service stories, I was very hesitant, and basically went on a Cold Steel buying freeze, but after watching the Knife Junkie podcast with Stickman, my misgivings have essentially evaporated. I used to think the name "stickman" was so stupid, but now that I know how that started, I actually think it's great.