If it's INFI, I'll take one.
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I don't think their chisel ground though Lycosa.
And their definately not folders. 
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The BOSS Jack Is Comin' To Knob Creek!!!!!!!!
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I don't think their chisel ground though Lycosa.
And their definately not folders. I have checked out the pic with the RMD beside it, but am still curious about its specs. What blade length and thickness are we talking about? What role do many of you imagine using this knife for? Will it serve any of you as an outdoor/ survival/ or is it just a collector safe queen?
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I'm curious about specs too. The urban judge looked really big on Jerrys pics, but when I seen one next to other knifes it was actually much smaller looking.
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It's your basic six inch knife. It's got a little retro military look with the ~saber grind and the "blood groove" fuller, esp the choiless version. I think a lot of people will be more comfortable carrying either the Boss Jack or the Boss Street compared to a Hell Razor or SFNO. Esp if they're NOT going fifty miles out in the middle of nowhere.
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Are they here yet....Are they here yet....Bring on the BOSS JACKS PLEASE!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Amy emailed me 4-6 weeks on shipping those. I can't wait for mine.
Thanks Mike which one did you go for?
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It was a toss up between full choil and no choil, but I went with the large choil. You?
Large choil also, I think it'll be the most user friendly. But that no choil is pretty sweet too. It would probably make a good knife to throw. :thumbup:
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I like them both, but i like the large choil better.
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Not bad, Jerry! I'd buy one of those!!! Without the useless choil of course. Offering "useless choil" as an optional feature is definitely better than offering "useless choil" as a standard feature. But when are you gonna give up that front talon hole???