Non.Nisi.Te
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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.
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What kind of folder do you carry?
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Standard78
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Non.Nisi.Te
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Large Sebenza 21 (southpaw
) from 2009Not sure how obvious it is from the picture but the inlays on this model have a stippled texture to them, really cool and grippy
Richard338
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I love the flow and crossing of the bevel becoming the spine and the spine becoming the swedge.
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Agree...it's as aesthetically pleasing to the eye as it is to the hand.
Non.Nisi.Te
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What do you think? How's the feel in hand vs your regular/21? I always wondered if the finger grooves would be a pain
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Inkosi is my favorite CRK
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Feels great in the hand...but so does my 31 Insingo with inlays...as do my Zaans...as does my Regular. Really, the only issue I have "in hand" with any of 'em, is that the small is a bit small but still manageable...and I had to remove the clips on the Zaans because they hit my fingers where I have some residual sensitivity from sutures in two fingers.
The finger grooves fit me fine...but I'm also okay without. It has a very solid, (dare I say bank vault?), feel. (Much like the others, and perhaps a bit more so.) I don't have large hands. A large Mechanix glove is snug. So, that probably means "Medium" sized.
My opinion is that there are only minor differences between the models in terms of feel and utility...though the Zaan and Inkosi each have beefed up builds.
This was the last piece I wanted for my CRK collection...and I'm pretty sure that I'm done searching for the white whale in that realm. I have what I want and am content.
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Came out to Vegas for my wife's graduation ceremony and had to check out this place since we love nachos. 
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Congrats to your wife, let it ride!Came out to Vegas for my wife's graduation ceremony and had to check out this place since we love nachos.
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Thanks brother! Will do.
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First folder from him + MXG. Checks a lot of boxes. Unused as far as I could tell, and I was likely the first to crack it open. Older gen. on teflon washers but action is not too stiff. Great ergos. Solid build.
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Damn that southard though..... lol
I swapped my hinderer Teflon washerd for PB and love it even more let me check if i have an extra set
(I do sending message!)