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Got this bad boy in the mail yesterday. Feels like such a KNIFE in the pocket and in-hand. It weirds me out, however, that it isn't waved...
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Got this bad boy in the mail yesterday. Feels like such a KNIFE in the pocket and in-hand. It weirds me out, however, that it isn't waved...
Apparently the original was a Flipper.
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Is it for sale? I can get to downtown LO in about 5 minutes.
I don't believe we are supposed to sell things here as unpaid members.
Your email is not available here...
Send me an email (click on my username), maybe we could meet up sometime for a brew or something. Ever go to 51 North?
Oh, right Yup, been there 3 or 4 times.
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That...would make so much sense. The "hilt" part of the knife opposite the whole nearly project through the body of the handle when closed. Just a little longer and it'd work. They'd have to scratch the mega-detent spring, though. Makes is super tough to one-hand the knife with any speed.
At the very least, I carry it opposite-pocket in my right pocket, so that draw and two-hand open puts it immediately in reverse grip. So there's that. Might have to talk to CharlieMike about waving it...
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That is absolutely awesome!
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That...would make so much sense. The "hilt" part of the knife opposite the whole nearly project through the body of the handle when closed. Just a little longer and it'd work. They'd have to scratch the mega-detent spring, though. Makes is super tough to one-hand the knife with any speed.
At the very least, I carry it opposite-pocket in my right pocket, so that draw and two-hand open puts it immediately in reverse grip. So there's that. Might have to talk to CharlieMike about waving it...
Probably shred your pants, haha.
I'd definitely try it on that Tuff first, but just my opinion.
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^ well that would leave an interesting bruise mark in an accident! ...or conversation pieces when you're pulled over, lol.
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"Byrd" and a Spyder!
Haha, funny photo! That Byrd is floating on Air!
Don't let him eat any "bugs"!
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One of my favourite knives:
AND exceptionally photographed too...! Such an elegant image...!!!