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I'd put it down-range and see what a 308 round would do to it.
Z
now THAT would be fun!!!
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What to do with a bad knife?
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now THAT would be fun!!!
Gordonk that is a great suggestion. I actually had a Spyderco Endura that was damaged by a truck running over it. I did use it to dig up dandelions and a few other chores I didn't want to use a good knife for.
However there is a danger aspect to it though as he mentioned it really doesn't lock up properly and that could really haunt you later on. Using it for sharpening practice wouldn't be good either in my opinion because the steel is so cheap that it really wouldn't replicate what a good sharpening job of good blade steel demands.
On second, third and fourth thought<<>> pitch it>> preferably in a deep river or lake
The best answer so far!
Actually, it was a freebee from someone when I bought a real knife. Guess the seller had the same quandry to deal with.
I think I'm going to keep it and use it for grind/sharpening practice.
I'd put it down-range and see what a 308 round would do to it.
Z
Good idea. Don't forget to post pictures!
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i still have all of my knives, just throwing one in the bin seems sacriligeous. as long as there's room in the house, or people to give them away to...
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