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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Traditional and Modern pairings
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Crazy Canuck
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mitch13
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Really like the handle of that caseCRK Umnumzaan and Case Select Mother of Pearl
Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you My Friend !Really like the handle of that case
Thanks for sharing.
How do you like the Impinda?
Crazy Canuck
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It's not bad. CRK quality as expected, with Harsey flavor in the design, and a well done slipjoint to boot. What's not to like
It's got a really sweet action, and I also like that it's in between sizes of the small and regular Sebenza. Hindsight being 20/20, I don't think I'd buy it again though. It was more of a novelty purchase to have a CRK slipjoint.
r8shell
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There's nothing wrong with carrying three knives. Or, if there is, I don't wanna be right.Do I need them all probably not but couldn't decide between the schrade & sak. So why not both
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Something old and something new...
Hey John - what are your thoughts on the Gunstock? I have liked every special order Mike has done that I have purchased so far, especially the Gitano, just curious as this one has my interest as well.
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Buck 112 and a fresh from the mailbox Kershaw Launch 9.
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I really like, not sure i would, but i really do.
I've bought and sold several Modern-ized Traditional Knives, they never stick around long... but I think this one will.
It's a great size, the blade is perfect as far as I'm concerned, the build is nice and solid, and the action is really cool... loud/solid snap open and soft/quiet snap closing.
mitch13
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A couple of bare bones. Slippie by Paul-Emmanuel Arestan & modern take on le thiers pattern by Claude Dorzomo.
Seemed appropriate as there is a Thiers connection. Paul is a custom knife maker here in Australia, known for his blade etching. The smoko design is his semi custom design. As he has the blades produced in Thiers, finishes off and makes the rest of the knife in Brisbane. His aim was to make an affordable user pocket knife.
Seemed appropriate as there is a Thiers connection. Paul is a custom knife maker here in Australia, known for his blade etching. The smoko design is his semi custom design. As he has the blades produced in Thiers, finishes off and makes the rest of the knife in Brisbane. His aim was to make an affordable user pocket knife.
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