Well, some good news

Congratulations Ryan, I love to hear of good things that happen to good people!!!

Take Care,

Paul
 
Excellent! Congratulations.
 
Awesome news!...I am really happy for you on the job front, on the knife front - Barlow ( Clip Point ) 2 blades, I think Charlie has some coming up... how could you go past them?
 
Campbellclanman said:
Awesome news!...I am really happy for you on the job front, on the knife front - Barlow ( Clip Point ) 2 blades, I think Charlie has some coming up... how could you go past them?
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budgetary reasons mostly....

besides my 2013 short list consisted of a Case Trapper in Amber Bone and CV and a GEC 66 jack in ebony ....
since my budget was enough to find a case trapper and not enough for the 66..lol choice was pretty easy

maybe if things continue to pick up i can get me one of them there fancy gec barlows and/or boys knives...but until then...CV baby ;)
 
Hey, congrats! Your hard work has paid off, sounds like. Good on ya. :thumbup:
...and enjoy your new Case trapper. There's a good reason it's one of the best-selling knives in the country. ;)
 
Ryan,

It's always great to hear of good things happening to good people - congratulations!
 
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Congrat's, Ryan.

How has your sodbuster held up through the last several months.

If I would have seen this thread when it originally posted I would have mentioned that I wore out a stockman knife cutting twine to tie carpet remnants. Wore out the spring on one of the blades so it would bend beyond 180 when I pulled up on the blade cutting twine. Just curious how the sodbuster held up.
 
thanks!

i actually didnt stick to the sodbuster for very long.
its rather blunt tip made it harder than i would have prefered and ended up going with knives with more of a tip
mostly a buck 301 and more recently a gec 85 with a wenger SI as a backup
 
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