Post your CRK carry knife for today.

[dialton]

You know, when I just saw that photo it immediately made me pause briefly and had a weird breath woah moment.
Good choices.

 

[dialton]

Because you spend too much time viewing bladeforums picture posts just like me.
Never ending ooh, aah

 

[MrStabby7]

If I ever buy a CRK again; the Inkosingo is a very strong contender.

BTW, I just have to ask, what happens if u push the panic button?

Thats the button you press if you loose your CRK.

 

[MrStabby7]

You know, when I just saw that photo it immediately made me pause briefly and had a weird breath woah moment.
Good choices.

I agree this is a well taken photo. The insingo looks especially nice in it.

 

[Blues]

Watch out for Hammer67 , this isn't his first "enabling" rodeo.

Forewarned is forearmed.

I love my new 'zaan. That is all.

 

[353]

Nice..

Are the slabs glued on in addition to the screws?

 

[tiogatires]

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[Kettleman]

Mid-day Blues Intervention Prevention swap!View attachment 2312121

 

[Blues]

Kettleman

Can you post an image of what the spine looks like toward the tip from above? Curious to see how it's different from the Sebenza 31 tanto and I never see images from that vantage point.

Thanks.

 

[dialton]

Watch out for Hammer67 , this isn't his first "enabling" rodeo.

Forewarned is forearmed.

I love my new 'zaan. That is all.

Enabler train conductor says, “All aboard”

 

[Kettleman]

Kettleman

Can you post an image of what the spine looks like toward the tip from above? Curious to see how it's different from the Sebenza 31 tanto and I never see images from that vantage point.

Thanks.

Here you go E.
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[Blues]

Perfect. I couldn't tell from the side swedging whether it had a "scraper" edge up there...but I thought that would defeat its strength. Looks great the way it is.

 

[TimButterfield]

Remind me why I own other knives.
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The other knives are to re-inform us why we have a favorite (or several).

Or, if we do not yet have favorites, they can help us narrow down aspects of knives we may prefer. This is the process I'm going through right now with my new Sabenzas; still need those other CRKs to be sure, though.

 

[MrStabby7]

Here you go E.
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Interesting, the drop point you sent me was basically sharp on top.

 

[Kettleman]

Interesting, the drop point you sent me was basically sharp on top.

Yes the dp is a harpoon.

 

[Blues]

Thar she blows!!!!

Avast!!!

 

[Hammer67]

Are the slabs glued on in addition to the screws?

No glue/epoxy, they are just bolted on. Totally secure, but easy to swap out.

 

[Hammer67]

Watch out for Hammer67 , this isn't his first "enabling" rodeo.

Forewarned is forearmed.

 

[Hammer67]

 

[Wild Willie]

Thar she blows!!!!

Avast!!!

Thus you give up the spear?


Still rocking the large on loan from Kettleman . Been a pretty light week as far as knife requirements have been concerned, but I've concluded that I'll likely be adding one to the stable at some point.

We were down due to some clerical issues today, and it was the first day of school for the kids, hung out with the dog, watched King Of The Hill, and sharpened a bunch of steel.