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Sneaky Saturday with a Larry Chew Covert Mini-Spitfire D/A...with those roller bearings and the Covert spine safety/disguised button it's one of the smoothest and sneakiest in the collection!
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That beauty deserves a video post again !!!!!!! You've definitely increased your wicked blades these past 2 years....... Props to you!!!Sneaky Saturday with a Larry Chew Covert Mini-Spitfire D/A...with those roller bearings and the Covert spine safety/disguised button it's one of the smoothest and sneakiest in the collection!
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There's usually a video on my IG...it's just a pain to get a video hosted here without making a separate YouTube upload
Oh sorry! I don't do anything online save this.....I hate cell phones too! At least now...There's usually a video on my IG...it's just a pain to get a video hosted here without making a separate YouTube upload
Jump back to Nextel direct connect n I'd be happy......
Thanks for posting the video.
I remember ooogling this while it was for sae!!!!! Old school class!!!
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Very nice!! Perfect with your wallet
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Weird Wednesday with a Butch Vallotton 2-Step neck knife, really neat manual OTF with "automatic" deployment when pulled from the sheath. Very cool design that predates the Phantom Knives Ripcord that used a similar concept
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Throwback Thursday with a buttonlock from The Arkansas Knifesmith, Jimmy Lile...best known for the Rambo I+II knives but his patented Lile Lock definitely deserves recognition as well. Really happy to have one of these in the collection, such a cool piece of history from a legend in the industry.
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