Traditional and Modern pairings

sbh06 said:
I guess I must be lucky, I have had several (>5) Bugouts and have never had a broken Omega Spring. 🤞 this isn't the end of my lucky streak. The dealer that has this Exclusive marked them down $50 over Easter weekend, making it only $5 more than the standard blue, so I took a chance that I'll like (and keep) this one.
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I had three, and two of them broke... Fixed them and sold them all.
Probably my fault though, I used to fidget with them endlessly... they were so much fun.
 
tmd_87 said:
Any body have any experience with the Spartan Hersey Folder? The 3.25 version has really caught my eye. Let me know!
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They are really excellent knives. They remind me of a Sebenza with better ergonomics and a better thumbstud. In fact, the SHF 3.25 was probably the best knife I purchased last year. They have really great customer service too. For a ridiculously cheap price, they will customize your knife however you'd like.

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Fixall said:
They are really excellent knives. They remind me of a Sebenza with better ergonomics and a better thumbstud. In fact, the SHF 3.25 was probably the best knife I purchased last year. They have really great customer service too. For a ridiculously cheap price, they will customize your knife however you'd like.

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Thanks! Making me want one more…😬😬
 
tmd_87 said:
Any body have any experience with the Spartan Hersey Folder? The 3.25 version has really caught my eye. Let me know!
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The Spartan Harsey Folder is an absolute incredible USA Made folder. It’s up there with CRK/Hinderer’s in terms of quality, warranty, and customer service. It is an ergonomic dream. It feels like an extension of my hand. That said the full size 4in SHF is too big for my daily edc tasks and it’s a knife I carry more when I’m outdoors or on trips.

The 3.25 would probably be the perfect edc knife!


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Hyesouljah said:
The Spartan Harsey Folder is an absolute incredible USA Made folder. It’s up there with CRK/Hinderer’s in terms of quality, warranty, and customer service. It is an ergonomic dream. It feels like an extension of my hand. That said the full size 4in SHF is too big for my daily edc tasks and it’s a knife I carry more when I’m outdoors or on trips.

The 3.25 would probably be the perfect edc knife!


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That’s what I’m leaning towards. I really don’t need one, they look like a great edc. But idk why I haven’t tried one before! Might have to try and snag one on the exchange to try out.
 
I still consider these to be more Modern than Traditional.
But with the GEC Fiasco, and everything but Case Knives being snatched up so quickly, and only inflated secondary prices available to the rest of us...
I've resorted to buying more of these Modernized Traditionals. They don't give me the "warm fuzzies" like true Traditionals, but they are keeping the Buying Bug satisfied.
 
JohnDF said:
I still consider these to be more Modern than Traditional.
But with the GEC Fiasco, and everything but Case Knives being snatched up so quickly, and only inflated secondary prices available to the rest of us...
I've resorted to buying more of these Modernized Traditionals. They don't give me the "warm fuzzies" like true Traditionals, but they are keeping the Buying Bug satisfied.
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That Fox Gunstock looks mighty nice next to your Lambfoot, John.
Angry Waiter said:
Haven’t seen a push dagger in a while. Fantastic!
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Thank you, kindly. I love all the smalls.
 
JohnDF said:
I still consider these to be more Modern than Traditional.
But with the GEC Fiasco, and everything but Case Knives being snatched up so quickly, and only inflated secondary prices available to the rest of us...
I've resorted to buying more of these Modernized Traditionals. They don't give me the "warm fuzzies" like true Traditionals, but they are keeping the Buying Bug satisfied.
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That's why I keep going back to theBay for the vintage stuff.
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