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I know what causes that: EXTREME brand loyalty!
Congratulations: it's stunning!
Congratulations: it's stunning!
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Thank you. I hope this is the one that stays. It makes no sense at all for me to keep buying them ( I think this is my 4th?) because they are longer then legal limit to carry here, but the damn ‘Zaan just wont stop walking thru my mind. I always knew I would try again but I thought I would wait for a OP…I know what causes that: EXTREME brand loyalty!
Congratulations: it's stunning!
Well shit! How does this keep happening to me?
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The part that really scares me is if I actually keep and carry this one I will have broken the + 3.5 inch barrier and I don’t even want to guess what’s that’s going to cost me!!!!Stuff just happens.
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I agree but he is concerned about carrying it and breaking the 3.5" rule. If it is framed like it is a museum artifact then he doesn't break his 3.5" rule!Knives need to cut stuff and be carried...
I completely agree. I’m to the point of just saying F it. Makes no damn sense that I can get arrested for carrying a concealed weapon ( knife) while I have a completely legal G19 stuffed in my pants!Nobody can see what's in a pocket...
Discretion covers a lot of bent rules.
Have it grinded down .19 inchesThank you. I hope this is the one that stays. It makes no sense at all for me to keep buying them ( I think this is my 4th?) because they are longer then legal limit to carry here, but the damn ‘Zaan just wont stop walking thru my mind. I always knew I would try again but I thought I would wait for a OP…
It is easier to just give in and start an extensive collection of knives with blades greater than 3.5 inches.I completely agree. I’m to the point of just saying F it. Makes no damn sense that I can get arrested for carrying a concealed weapon ( knife) while I have a completely legal G19 stuffed in my pants!
As for the 3.5 barrier I mentioned I was referring to not allowing myself to cross that line. If I do, there is an entire world of knives Ive never let myself even think about! This will get expensive fast!
I was afraid you were going to say that.It is easier to just give in and start an extensive collection of knives with blades greater than 3.5 inches.
I am just trying to be helpful. If you are concerned about developing a large collection of knives with 3.5" blades then limit them to strictly custom knives or knives with Damascus blades. Of course you could limit yourself to just custom knives with Damascus blades.I was afraid you were going to say that.
One of my favorites, if not number oneSee this is what I was afraid would happen if I bypassed my 3.5 rule…..View attachment 1774376
I have always enjoyed watching you put the Inkosi to work and once I decided over 3.5 was what I was doing, I knew it would only be a matter of time before I gave one a shot. I wasnt sure about the insingo blade on a working knife as I had several small sebenzas with them and wasn't ever all in. I am hoping the added length and Inkosi thickness will seal the deal.One of my favorites, if not number one
I’m a big fan of that shape. Good mix between a utility blade shape and drop pointI have always enjoyed watching you put the Inkosi to work and once I decided over 3.5 was what I was doing, I knew it would only be a matter of time before I gave one a shot. I wasnt sure about the insingo blade on a working knife as I had several small sebenzas with them and wasn't ever all in. I am hoping the added length and Inkosi thickness will seal the deal.