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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Mail call!!! RR Bone Stag work knife. I just got this guy in today. Full sized like a reg. Sodbuster. The fit is a 8/10, walk and talk is excellent, and the bone stag is pretty nice as well. I’ll flame it to marry some of the lines left during finishing. I will get started on the patina asap. Overall, a pretty high quality build. IMG_4453.jpeg
 
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I've known about the Christy knife for a long time now but I never pulled the trigger on one. After seeing WValtakis WValtakis 's posts and videos about his I finally decided to snag one. And of course the full brass variety because why not, brass is so good. After using it for a few days now, I have to say that it is one of the most slicey knives I've ever had the pleasure to use. Can't say I'd ever carry this as a primary knife, but as a secondary it'll definately see a lot of pocket time.

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In case anyone is interested, the deployment mechanism took a little getting used to, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly, especially after breaking it in a little. Now I can easily use it one handed, no problem whatsoever. I hope everyone has a good week!
 
AxF said:
I've known about the Christy knife for a long time now but I never pulled the trigger on one. After seeing WValtakis WValtakis 's posts and videos about his I finally decided to snag one. And of course the full brass variety because why not, brass is so good. After using it for a few days now, I have to say that it is one of the most slicey knives I've ever had the pleasure to use. Can't say I'd ever carry this as a primary knife, but as a secondary it'll definately see a lot of pocket time.

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In case anyone is interested, the deployment mechanism took a little getting used to, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly, especially after breaking it in a little. Now I can easily use it one handed, no problem whatsoever. I hope everyone has a good week!
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Awesome! They really are a great small utility blade, I use mine multiple times a day. Donna Christy actually told me they're currently sold out and backordered, there must have been quite a run on them...so happy to see a little social media exposure make a big impact to a small business 🥰
 
WValtakis said:
Awesome! They really are a great small utility blade, I use mine multiple times a day. Donna Christy actually told me they're currently sold out and backordered, there must have been quite a run on them...so happy to see a little social media exposure make a big impact to a small business 🥰
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Thats great to hear. After learning about their history and that they have been family owned and operated for over century I just had to support them. And I'm especially glad I got in before they sold out, LOL!
 
We got back from Texas yesterday after a 600 mile drive and just relaxing a little .
Still carrying my usual 2 knives today but both photos are recycles .
2019 Forums Knife
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One that I don't use yet but really like to have close
W. Saynor ( Not part of the Saynor, Cooke , and Ridal company )
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