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The mailman brought me something today! Going straight into my pocket!!
Most excellent. That is actually one of the next GECs on my list to get. Enjoy!
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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Most excellent. That is actually one of the next GECs on my list to get. Enjoy!
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I've only been able to find the #15 single sheepsfoot in nifebrite. If you find them in any other covers, don't keep the info to yourself ya?
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Horn makes an outing today
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I've only been able to find the #15 single sheepsfoot in nifebrite. If you find them in any other covers, don't keep the info to yourself ya?
I have not found them anywhere in any covers other than nifebright. I have been sourcing them from other individuals, but if I discover a honey-hole I will spread the wealth.
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Ha! Ha! Good luck. Maybe we'll both get lucky.
Wow! That was fast. Single sheepsfoot #15 EO Scout with Ebony covers -if ever you're tired of it, I'll be waitingBefore cleanup.
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I wouldn't! I've just been put on notice regarding my knife spending, and a 15 sheepfoot EO without scout would push me over! 😉
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Ha! Ha! Good luck. Maybe we'll both get lucky.
Wow! That was fast. Single sheepsfoot #15 EO Scout with Ebony covers -if ever you're tired of it, I'll be waiting
I will let you know if I get tired of it, but I doubt that will happen. This was the knife that drew me into the fold of wanting to learn more about GEC. I did have a slight misconception about the overall scale (thought it would be a slight bit bigger), but it will fit perfectly where I normally carry the slippies.
After polishing the blade, bolsters, spine and liners as well as a good coating of oil on the moving parts it is now mine to personalize with my own marks, scratches and patina.
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Enjoy it for now. It looks great after the cleanup. When the time comes, me and my wallet will be waiting
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I am debating about polishing the ebony, but I am not familiar with this practice so I will investigate further. Thanks for the compliment
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Enjoy it for now. It looks great after the cleanup. When the time comes, me and my wallet will be waiting
I will keep you in mind
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Humppa - those are both fine choices! :thumbup:
xceptnl - Nice work on a wonderful knife! :thumbup:
Trand - awesome knife!!! :thumbup:
Great knife and photo SH - love the rock. :thumbup:
xceptnl - Nice work on a wonderful knife! :thumbup:
Trand - awesome knife!!! :thumbup:
Great knife and photo SH - love the rock. :thumbup:
