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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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I know that BM = BenchMade, but what kind of knife is a Metamucil?You are aware that Benchmade has some traditional designs, right?
Ed, Ed, Ed...actually, I was referring to (BM) bowel movements (since you've forced my hand here). Dennis is rapidly coming of an age where the discussion of BM's and Metamucil become a part of daily ritual. Of course, I ain't getting any younger myself.
(Yeah, I know a little about Benchmade's as well, own a few and used to be in touch regularly with their owners and leaders. However, that's fodder for another forum.)
(Dennis, I know you know my address and all but if you come up lookin' to settle the score I promise I'm not gonna make it easy.
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Welcome Dan! It's great to have you here and thanks for sharing your pictures and thoughts!
I really enjoyed reading about your Pioneer. I got started on this whole addict...er, hobby with Swiss Army knives and I have had the pleasure of owning a couple of Bill's (Scibeer) customs. I only have one now and it is the perfect set up for me and my frequent companion on back country paddles and hikes.
Anyway, enjoy your stay and I wish you the best in your continued frugality if you will be hanging around here These fine folks will have you lusting after some new object of affection in short order, I suspect.
I really enjoyed reading about your Pioneer. I got started on this whole addict...er, hobby with Swiss Army knives and I have had the pleasure of owning a couple of Bill's (Scibeer) customs. I only have one now and it is the perfect set up for me and my frequent companion on back country paddles and hikes.
Anyway, enjoy your stay and I wish you the best in your continued frugality if you will be hanging around here
These fine folks will have you lusting after some new object of affection in short order, I suspect.
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Christian, I'm not even sure yellow is enough to describe that one. It literally glows yellow at night. I have never seen anything glow in the dark like those stayglow scales, aside from tritium tubes. Plus, being made of nylon (I think) those scales wear much longer and harder than the usual cellidor one. I carried that one daily for about half a year and it still looks new!