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With a few likes and 242 views in the 15 hours since I posted this, it seems there is at least some interest in it, so I assume you guys think the price is too high. I get that on one hand, but for me with the PP fees and shipping and insurance eating up at least $15 of that I'm already losing about $57 on very high quality knife that is nearly new, plus going through a bit of effort to lose it. Which seems foolish to me with all the ones listed elsewhere asking for more than I am here sometimes by as much as $30.
Yes I posted it because I spent more than i should and need to recoup some money sooner rather than later, but I'm not in a hurry to feel any more foolish than losing the $65 already makes me feel. So I've made the one price drop I'm going to make before I withdraw it Monday morning and take an offer from a friend locally and consider the other $20 of loss in net as just what I'm paying to avoid the fuel costs, time costs, extra wear and tear on my truck, and...and more importantly... the stress of shipping and the delay that will cause.
Yes I posted it because I spent more than i should and need to recoup some money sooner rather than later, but I'm not in a hurry to feel any more foolish than losing the $65 already makes me feel. So I've made the one price drop I'm going to make before I withdraw it Monday morning and take an offer from a friend locally and consider the other $20 of loss in net as just what I'm paying to avoid the fuel costs, time costs, extra wear and tear on my truck, and...and more importantly... the stress of shipping and the delay that will cause.
I can say that these are awesome knives and it looks like a fair price with the box and all.
I'd get it if I didn't already own a black S1.
I have gotten rid of most of my Beckers and gone full in on Fallkniven due to the wet springs and summers here on the east coast. F1, S1, two A1's and looking for more models. They cut wood, meat and more. Slice paper like nothing. Baton like a champ. One Cold Steel may look like this but can't beat the quality of Fallkniven.
I'd get it if I didn't already own a black S1.
I have gotten rid of most of my Beckers and gone full in on Fallkniven due to the wet springs and summers here on the east coast. F1, S1, two A1's and looking for more models. They cut wood, meat and more. Slice paper like nothing. Baton like a champ. One Cold Steel may look like this but can't beat the quality of Fallkniven.
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I agree, I have an A1 already and thought the S1 being a smaller version of it would work okay, but it's just still bigger than what I wanted for skills some classes with children. The TK-2 is a better size, and less distracting to the kids and I like how it handles, and I like the pointier tip in some uses also.
Thank you J, message replied to.
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