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Please don't see this as all our comments are directed at you (Not implying you are). This is stemming from a trend that has slowly formed over the past few months. I don't want to leave a bitter taste in your mouth so to speak and my comments were not aimed at you.
Bryan
KAAK
that goes double for me. please don't anyone take anything i have said as a direct comment/attack on any of you. i can't fault anyone for going along with what everyone seems to be doing. i understand that it would be hard for alot of people to list a knife at what they paid for it when they are seeing others fetching $100-$150 over original price within a couple of months.
i would gladly pay $350 for the knife in question with a sweet sheath made for it. i would say that was pretty fair. there are just alot of us who have enjoyed the revolving door aspect of collecting and many of us have knives that have passed through several hoofs,( in fact that is one of the coolest things for me to find out at a show or meet, that i have a knife that was once another hogs. ) and the concern of a straight up business/money making approach makes a few a little wary.
