Stone Cold Shame

crom said:
I remember all the flack the BM AXIS Bone Collector series got and that is an exceptional knife which is now in demand after being discontinued. Anybody remember the Nutnfancy Spyderco? The Steve Segal Kershaw?
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I didn't think Spyderco had anything to do with the Nutn tenacious beyond the initial production of the knife.
 
crom said:
I remember all the flack the BM AXIS Bone Collector series got and that is an exceptional knife which is now in demand after being discontinued. Anybody remember the Nutnfancy Spyderco? The Steve Segal Kershaw?
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Bone Collector meant deer hunting. Steven Segal was a finely fitted made in Japan liner lock that had ray skin inserts. It was brought out at about 150 dollars and never sold well. I picked one up for 50 in a sporting goods shop. They have never brought much even though they were very well made. I still have this one. it's liner pops into place with a very precise manner. I'm sure this CS will sell well, I like it don't need it and I'm not a fan of WWF or Steven Segal either but for 50 bucks I thought it would be worth more someday, it's not.

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Makael said:
lmao! Cmon.... it's made in Taiwan.
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I'd really like it if American manufacturers stepped up and offered more folders with blades 4" or longer. Usually they get discontinued. Once you got pretty much what's out there you have to find another source.
 
jill jackson said:
Bone Collector meant deer hunting. Steven Segal was a finely fitted made in Japan liner lock that had ray skin inserts. It was brought out at about 150 dollars and never sold well. I picked one up for 50 in a sporting goods shop. They have never brought much even though they were very well made. I still have this one. it's liner pops into place with a very precise manner. I'm sure this CS will sell well, I like it don't need it and I'm not a fan of WWF or Steven Segal either but for 50 bucks I thought it would be worth more someday, it's not.

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Bone Collector also meant Mike Wadell whoever that is. Nice Segal. Always wanted one of those. Not to nitpick but the Segal was made with AUS6 IIRC and he's made more cheesy movies than most martial artists.
 
It's 8 not 6. Bone Collector is Waddell's trademark, it refers to his collecting deer heads.

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Hey Sosa,

May I ask for more pictures of the broken skull an the 110 side by side?
 
jill jackson said:
Bone Collector meant deer hunting. Steven Segal was a finely fitted made in Japan liner lock that had ray skin inserts. It was brought out at about 150 dollars and never sold well. I picked one up for 50 in a sporting goods shop. They have never brought much even though they were very well made. I still have this one. it's liner pops into place with a very precise manner. I'm sure this CS will sell well, I like it don't need it and I'm not a fan of WWF or Steven Segal either but for 50 bucks I thought it would be worth more someday, it's not.

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The Broken Skull is selling for less than $50 on bladehq.

With that, it is a better knife in every measurable than the Steven Segal, or even the venerable Spyderco Endura.

The jamming it up on its name is hilarious. No more ridiculous a name that "Nuclear Meltdown Battle Mistress"

But the interwebs can always deliver on lulzy hypocrisy.
 
Ha. Blade hq dropped em like a bad habit. Congrats to those that got the deal.
 
ursamajor said:
The Broken Skull is selling for less than $50 on bladehq.

With that, it is a better knife in every measurable than the Steven Segal, or even the venerable Spyderco Endura.

The jamming it up on its name is hilarious. No more ridiculous a name that "Nuclear Meltdown Battle Mistress"

But the interwebs can always deliver on lulzy hypocrisy.
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I never said the CS wasn't a better knife. I only said I wasn't a fan of Segal, or Austin and I found the Kershaw Years ago on sale for 50 dollars. Bought it because it originally sold for much more. It's never had much of a collector following.
 
Holy crap. If they kept Austin out it would have been a slam dunk. But never underestimate the power of knife nerds.
 
I was also disappointed that the knife came with such words and letters, but knowing CS I was sure the product was going to be great.

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Arrived today! Don't fool yourself, this is a neat knife.

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For the same price more or less, here I have two incredibly high value folders.

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Strongest lockbacks, awesome ergos, less than 3.5oz, grippy handles and great clips, two high technology, modern and amazing steels...amazing colors too

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In a few words, two of the greatests EDC knives of the decade from two of the greatest companies in the business...both well under 100 bucks!

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And they both come as usual from these two brands, shaving sharp, centered and ready to go!

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It is a reason to enjoy, be happy and grateful, not to disapprove, look away and bash anyone/anything. Just have fun! I wholeheartedly recommend them both, one from experience, the other from long experience with the company and initial impressions!

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I agree in one thing though. It'd look much nicer with a proper stonewash/satin finish!

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I think It's DLC, so it will probably be a mofo to get off. Nice looking knife otherwise.
 
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