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Alex, love that old Browning. Had one for many years and it did all that was asked.
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The USA Made Blade show us your well used knife ZT giveaway!
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here's one of my well used knives, it's been through a lot and has been sharpened many times.
kershaw knockout
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My first Victorinox... got it from my grandpa about 30 years ago. Still carry it every now and then.
Thanks for the chance Whitty!
In the rare case that I may in... I can't respond till half way august.... so please have patience with me.
But I probably jinxed it by saying this
Goodluck everyone!
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Thanks for the chance!
My two knives that show the most ware are my old Uzi Defender & my BK2. I got the Uzi about 10 years ago and used it while working private security. I had to regrind the tip and the handle is full of scuff marks. The picture doesn't do it any justice (bad lighting). This thing has been used to do almost everything under the sun (including prying open a few doors)
Then there is my BK2. A proud piece of American steel that I have used on every single outing I have been on since I have got it. It is my firm belief that EVERY knife user needs to get their hands on one of these in their lifetime. I want the coating to come off from use! Here is a picture I took after sharpening it back up. I took a few tiny chips out of the edge after a night of splitting some wood for a camp fire (I hit a rock or two
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My two knives that show the most ware are my old Uzi Defender & my BK2. I got the Uzi about 10 years ago and used it while working private security. I had to regrind the tip and the handle is full of scuff marks. The picture doesn't do it any justice (bad lighting). This thing has been used to do almost everything under the sun (including prying open a few doors)
Then there is my BK2. A proud piece of American steel that I have used on every single outing I have been on since I have got it. It is my firm belief that EVERY knife user needs to get their hands on one of these in their lifetime. I want the coating to come off from use! Here is a picture I took after sharpening it back up. I took a few tiny chips out of the edge after a night of splitting some wood for a camp fire (I hit a rock or two
).
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Well, this was my grandfather's knife. It was well used and well loved by him. I will never sell it :thumbup:
Here is my most used knife. My Kershaw Shallot. I use it and sometimes abuse it, but its always held up great. This is an older picture but this is the only one I really have where you can see the blade clearly
Here is my most used knife. My Kershaw Shallot. I use it and sometimes abuse it, but its always held up great. This is an older picture but this is the only one I really have where you can see the blade clearly
Thanks for the giveaway! Here are a couple of my USA-made users. 
The CB Leek is probably one of my most carried and used knives. Others have come and gone from my main rotation, but nothing ever seems to push the Leek out.
Another composite blade user that's a bit larger than the Leek... For a knife of its size, the 0560 really does carry surprisingly comfortably in pocket.
The CB Leek is probably one of my most carried and used knives. Others have come and gone from my main rotation, but nothing ever seems to push the Leek out.
Another composite blade user that's a bit larger than the Leek... For a knife of its size, the 0560 really does carry surprisingly comfortably in pocket.
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whitty
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We will be opening a store front in Salisbury, NC (35 miles North of Charlotte) by the end of the year!
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Awesome! there's a hot dog joint in downtown Salisbury a customer told me about years ago. Ill have to ride over when your up and running to eat a dog and buy a blade :thumbup:
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Well, had to get rid of the couch, and I didn't have $100 for it to be taken away...so knives to the rescue!
The ZT 0561 did the cutting apart of the fabric, lining, stuffing, etc.
It was then followed by other tools for the rest of the demo:
The SAK saw did okay till I was able to borrow a better one.
And of course, a Junglas (because they're awesome):
The ZT 0561 did the cutting apart of the fabric, lining, stuffing, etc.
It was then followed by other tools for the rest of the demo:
The SAK saw did okay till I was able to borrow a better one.
And of course, a Junglas (because they're awesome
):
