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Cheers Jack, sweet little budding knife that too![]()
I'm online looking for a lamb foot, and I blame you, Jack.
Keep me posted r8shell, I can always pick you one up over here (though it's not as straightforward as it should be) :thumbup:
Thanks. I found a site that ships in the US, and ordered myself an A. Wright Lamb Foot in stag. Hopefully it gets here and it's a good one.I'll post pics, and I swear I'm not buying anything else until I do my taxes in April!
Hope you get a nice one r8shell, Lambsfoot looks pretty good in stag :thumbup:
Look forward to seeing the pics![]()
Hope you get a nice one r8shell, Lambsfoot looks pretty good in stag :thumbup:
Look forward to seeing the pics![]()
Me too. These comments having me wanting one now! It's only a matter of time....
I'll post pics, if good, bad or indifferent. I'm a little apprehensive, as I read that the QC can be inconsistent. Oh well, I had to risk it. I've also read about the dangers of drinking while online shopping, but no one warned me about shopping on Sudafed and fever.![]()
The QC CAN be off for sure. I think you've reduced the risk somewhat by ordering a stag model, the few retailers who ship them tend to do their own QC, I've only had good experiences. I like the plain rosewood ones, but you have to go through a pile of them to find a model without too many flaws. I bought Charlie's A Wright & Son Buffalo Ettrick over the counter, and the first I looked at was stunning. The blade on my Oxhorn Lambsfoot (bought mail-order) is slightly off-centre, but I'm pleased with it. I think these knives still provide great value, and the Lambsfoot really is a great pattern in my opinion. Did you go for one of the fancy worked-back stag models or the plain r8shell?
Plain. To each his own, but I don't really care for the filework. At least on this design, I like the clean, simple lines.