Thanks SEALS

[festerfromnzed]

Thank you so much for the knife SEALS...after a 200mile drive to Campbellclansmans house,i managed to pry my knife from his sweaty paw..he was even carrying it in his pocket!!...after 10 minutes on the strop it is very sharp and i have been using it daily..i also picxked up my kershaw wild turkey (lovely smoothe wee knife)...thanks again ....very grateful.....FES

 

[Knife Crazied]

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[Campbellclanman]

Hey Cossack..
Why dont you post the OTHER knives that you left my place with eh?...im sure Im low on the count there lol ( just kidding - always a pleasure to see you mate, my house is always open to you and Jen ...not Kurt because he wont give my Blur back )
Well done mate, Im glad you like Seals knife...Im sure...Im sure that you gifted it to me...isnt that why you had it mailed to me?

All joking aside, Seals...Well done-a nice gift, and cograts to you Sean!

 

[TLARbb]

Sweet knives!! One thing about this community of knife lovers; you never know when someone may give you something. It's a great place, this little corner of the i-net.

Ed

 

[Campbellclanman]

Sweet knives!! One thing about this community of knife lovers; you never know when someone may give you something. It's a great place, this little corner of the i-net.

Ed

Ed..how are you bud?...yes that is so true :thumbup:

I just wanted to add, that KERSHAW Wild turkey, a modern type of reproduction of the yesterday-world/blend is one of the best knives' to this day in the case of ease of opening-and yet beautifully strong snap with the smoothest "walk and talk"...it really was a pleasure to handle that knife...I guess to try and describe it would be it felt like the works of the knife are on these tiny little ball bearings..so so smooth and effortless, yet with a crisp "snap"... most impressive!

 

[Seals]

You're quite welcome!About the time i had decided it wasnt going to make it to New Zealand,it arrived. It looks great and i hope it serves you well.I have some other factory close down Cammies im going to give away soon.They just need a little finishing i cant seem to get around to.That Kershaw is a GREAT knife.I sure wish they would build more traditionals.Im sure they would sell well for them.I have an old lockback i severely abuse in my shop.Its been hammered ,filed,sharpened roughly,dropped more times than can be counted and still i use it every day.Ill post a pic of it sometime in a "your ugliest knife" thread.