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What SAK are ya totin' today?

While I have a wide assortment of SAKs, most of them, the ones with things like saw blades, corkscrews, etc. are stashed in my packs and vehicles. For probably 30+ years, I always carried the Classic along with a larger pocket knife (like the Buck 501). When I learned about the Ambassador about 10 years ago, I started carrying that one instead. A little bigger with a more useful blade and even though the nail file is shorter, it has a pointed tip for cleaning. I've got a stash of Alox scaled knives in the safe which I decided I don't really like because the toothpick and tweezers are must haves for me. For my needs, their best knives are the little ones and the Camper types.
 
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allenC said:
Were the serrations original to the knife?
Also, What model is that?
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It's a serrated Spartan also know as a "weekender" the serrations have been worn from use and touched up over the years with a Lansky triangle stone for serrations, but it's pretty much looks the same as when I bought it. Great for cutting meat at a bush barbie.
 
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