Queen City Cutlery Classics?

kamagong

kamagong

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I need a new knife because I recently lost my S&M Harness Jack. :( I was impressed enough with the HJ (especially the 1095 blades) that I want to give Queen another try.

The QCCC English Jack looks mighty interesting. Ebony handles and 1095 blades--it looks like a winner. But does anybody here have experience with this knife? It's pretty pricey for a slippie and I don't want to get it if it's not worth it.
 
Yeah, I'm still a bit bummed about losing the HJ. It was the nicest slipjoint I had ever owned, by far.

The HJ I owned had the goldenroot bone. Thanks for the tip about the antique green bone one, but it just doesn't compare.
 
kamagong said:
I need a new knife because I recently lost my S&M Harness Jack. :( I was impressed enough with the HJ (especially the 1095 blades) that I want to give Queen another try.

The QCCC English Jack looks mighty interesting. Ebony handles and 1095 blades--it looks like a winner. But does anybody here have experience with this knife? It's pretty pricey for a slippie and I don't want to get it if it's not worth it.
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Sorry for your loss.
 
That's terrible! How did you lose it as it's a fair pocketful of knife?

I've been eyeing one but I wish they made it in Rootbeer, that was a very nice scale colour.The Goldenroot looks very nice too but I can't source one,all sold out it appears:grumpy:

The Queen Cutlery Classics are very big brutes it seems to me,too large for a credible EDC unless using a sheath.Fine looking knives though,esp the Ebony:thumbup:
 
It fell out of my dress slacks. I don't know how I lost it either, but I reached for it one moment and found it missing. I still feel sick over it.
 
kamagong said:
It fell out of my dress slacks. I don't know how I lost it either, but I reached for it one moment and found it missing. I still feel sick over it.
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that sucks......I recently lost a nice Winchester 1/2 whittler. I'm extremely agitated about it but I haven't given in to the thought that it is gone.
 
kamagong said:
Yeah, I'm still a bit bummed about losing the HJ. It was the nicest slipjoint I had ever owned, by far.

The HJ I owned had the goldenroot bone. Thanks for the tip about the antique green bone one, but it just doesn't compare.
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