What kind of folder do you carry?

Had to rock my LG MK3 today too. My only 2 LG’s and I’m pretty happy here. I have an interest in obtaining a VECP Pre-button lock Morph at some point (along with MANY other knives too lol)

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My CRK's see the most pocket time primarily the Zaan followed by a Sebenza

I do have a few ZT's mainly 562's and recently picked up a Hinderer XM18 3.5 Spanto along with my first Medford

If I had to settle on one folder it would be my Zaan closely followed by one of the Sebenza's (tough call though and the order could flip flop)

Now as far as Fixed Blade.. definitely CPK, I picked up my first a BFK on the for sale forum a few weeks ago and was blown away - I can see why they are so popular. I now have my 2'nd CPK BFK on order :)
 
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The largest CRK and smallest CRK folder make a nice pair to carry.

I always steered away and never really considered the small Inkosi and Sebenza because I liked the large variants so much but after owning this small insingo inkosi, I see the value in a such a small over built folder. It’s great when wearing shorts and makes a fantastic backup.
 
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Murphjd25 said:
Ummm i definitely need more information. With WA Cascadia stamping. 😱😱😱😍😍😍 please tell!
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Resco Instruments is a small watch company. I did not get my knife until after they were sold out so I’m not 100% sure about the story, but my understanding the owner is a knife guy and wanted to do a run of folders. As I understand it these were all made in their shop, with a lot of hand finishing including each one hand sharpened on a Wicked Edge. They had 2 or 3 grades, mine is one of the more basic models. I have been around a while and these have all the hallmarks of a small shop American made knife.

They did a second run I was going to get in on but they were vague on the origin and looked mass produced over seas IMO.

If you can find one of the first run on the exchange I say go for it. I think I paid around $250 for this one and it’s a bargain. The best heat treat on CPM154 I’ve ever had.
 
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