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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.
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It's even worse that I reenacted the scene from the movie Tommy boy knocking at your door the next morning with house keeping right next to meThat cat was scratching at the hotel room door all night lol.
Perfect description of my marriage.Sometimes you don't understand what someone is yammering about but you support them 100 percent!
I am definitely the yammerer, guilty as charged.That's what she said...
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Sometimes you don't understand what someone is yammering about but you support them 100 percent!
Hey Jake, that was an Shiro F3. The scales were by a company out of Germany, I think, named Cuscadi. They were carbon fiber and an unspecified burl wood. Fitment was very good.Grenock i never realized your avatar was a Shirogorov but I’m definitely curious as to what knife it is, I haven’t seen one like this with the CF and it appears to be a burl insert? I love the F95/Hati family the most out of all the Shiros I’ve handled.
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Damn. He was a good one.RIP Jimmy Buffett
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Which would those be, Marc, if you don't mind my asking? (Fully realizing that what is appropriate for your circumstances will differ to some extent from others in different environments.)all but retired by the couple of CPKs I use for daily carry.
Copy that. I removed a bunch of hose clamps and then reinstalled them, tight, with my DEK1. Was I not supposed to do that? Should I have had a flamed titanium pry bar in my purse, I mean, pocket?I carry my EDC2 so that I can use my blade for things I would rather not do in a pinch. It’s gotten uglier but really no worse for wear.
Hey Jake, that was an Shiro F3. The scales were by a company out of Germany, I think, named Cuscadi. They were carbon fiber and an unspecified burl wood. Fitment was very good.
Overall, I think Shiros are okay, but nothing special. I had a number of them. If you really use, actually, if you abuse a folder, as I will be prone to do with one I intend to use, I find them to be no better than most other folders of quality. I effectively destroyed one, sold the others and still have one that is very worn, but serviceable. It has since been all l but retired by the couple of CPKs I use for daily carry.
Damn. He was a good one.
If I told you I’d have to…….oh wait, I don’t have to say that anymore.Which would those be, Marc, if you don't mind my asking? (Fully realizing that what is appropriate for your circumstances will differ to some extent from others in different environments.)
Next random thought: everyone here carries nice blades. Any of you carry a keychain sized pry tool to keep you from being tempted to use your blade for something you really would rather not do but in a pinch….
I always thought EDC’ing a small pry bar was pretty ridiculous but the smaller keychain version would add very little bulk to the ring and may help out in a bind![]()