Sounds great man, If I get back in time, I'll shoot you an e-mail, mabye we could meet up at the middleton one, I hope to get back by the middle of august, but you know
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Rat-3?
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Sounds great man, If I get back in time, I'll shoot you an e-mail, mabye we could meet up at the middleton one, I hope to get back by the middle of august, but you know
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Sounds like fun =P, my email is hibjib_579@hotmail.com<--- theres an underscore between jib and 579
No better way to spend a summer then at shows
No better way to spend a summer then at shows
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Hi All,
I just received a Rat3 yesterday and I think it's great. I am the furthest thing from a knife expert, but it seems like a very useful piece.
My only other larger style knife is a Seal 2000.... Really wish I saved that money for another Rat or Swamp Rat or Dumpster Rat, or ... you get it. I've been trying to get the Seal sharp on my sharpmaker for a while. It seems the factory edge is pretty dull.
Anyway, I really like the flat grind, since I mostly slice rather than chop. The finish seems nice too, some sort of parkerizing.
BTW- This site has made me spend a lot of money starting to build a knife collection. This is bad. When I first saw this site I thought who the hell plays with knives? Now it seems I can't get enough. I guess more incentive to work that overtime
Best,
-Coop
I just received a Rat3 yesterday and I think it's great. I am the furthest thing from a knife expert, but it seems like a very useful piece.
My only other larger style knife is a Seal 2000.... Really wish I saved that money for another Rat or Swamp Rat or Dumpster Rat, or ... you get it. I've been trying to get the Seal sharp on my sharpmaker for a while. It seems the factory edge is pretty dull.
Anyway, I really like the flat grind, since I mostly slice rather than chop. The finish seems nice too, some sort of parkerizing.
BTW- This site has made me spend a lot of money starting to build a knife collection. This is bad. When I first saw this site I thought who the hell plays with knives? Now it seems I can't get enough. I guess more incentive to work that overtime
Best,
-Coop