newbie w/ new knife

[1 i]

I decided that I needed a knife for back-up to my 9mm. Chose a Smith & Wesson S.W.A.T. First Millenium Run 3000 w/ serrated blade made by Taylor Cutlery. Opens easily w/ 1 hand and feels rock solid in my hand. Any opinions?

 

[Normark]

Hello 1 i

I'd like to be the first to welcme you to Bladeforums...

Interact and enjoy....

I see Many more knives in your future!!!

ttyle Eric...

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[BladeMan]

second, welcom to the forums...

btw, eric i didnt go to bed, made a 2 sheath

was a long night, and the day seems endless... thanks for youre help

Ray

 

[edrozen]

Is this an automatic you're talking about? I just got the 1000 today. I like it. But if it feels "rock solid" to you, that's the most important thing. On mine, the coating is a little slippery, and this might be a problem because you're hands are probably going to sweat in a tense situation (mine sure do). Not sure if you have the same coating, though
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[This message has been edited by edrozen (edited 03-30-2000).]

 

[Velitrius]

Welcome to the Forums! If the knife feels good to you, then that's all you need to know. But if you're like me, joining BF will just lead to knives that feel better, and better, and ever better than before. Pretty soon you're broke. Oh, well. There are far more expensive and destructive habits. See ya around.

 

[Stompy]

Welcome to BladeForums! If you stick around here, you'll find yourself justifying many more sharp purchases in the future

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[HarlowJ]

Welcome. Soon you'll be as nuts as the rest of us.

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