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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.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Both are very nice!
Its been this Dowell slimline and its still gonna be this one for a looooong while.
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That copperlock is right nice. I'm a fan of them myself.
I'm carrrying my K.R. Johnson, TLAR sodbuster today.
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I wanted a bit different look without taking away from the main attributes of the pattern. I think we succeeded there. I like it, fits my hand perfectly. I owned a sodbuster (Case black handle CV) many years ago and I liked it quite a bit. Don't know what happened to it. I now have this one and a yellow Case CV and a Queen Country Cousin. I like them all. My biggest problem now is that I have so many different knives that I can't carry any of them a long time. The one that has stuck with me most often though is the amber bone mini copperhead - it has really stolen my heart.
Keith's sodbuster is truly a fine knife; the very best one I own. - Ed
Keith's sodbuster is truly a fine knife; the very best one I own. - Ed
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This got to sample some barbecued carne asada today
KnifeHead
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Good one, Peter 
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Nice knives Peter-love the Rounder!!! Today it's this Case 32:
Nice one:thumbup: Made me decide to carry one of my 32's today as well.
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Today Im carrying my Sodbuster JR.
Im getting closer to the opportunity to get a custom knife. I have always locked at the KHnutbuster, and it was the very reason I put myself at a artists waiting list. Last year has meant a downsizing for me in the size of the knifes I carry. My prefered knifes right now is my case medium stockman and case mini trapper at 3.5 and slim profile so a KHnutbuster is a step up in size these days. I look att patterns that make themselfs justice as shadows as shadows is so nice in my eyes. It seams to me that a shadow warncliffe trapper JR would make a fantastic EDC and also a single clipbladed one of the same pattern. I also see that the KHnutbuster can be made with a modified zulu blade.
So you see its important to me to investigate the pattern and therefore I carry the soddie right now.
Bosse
Im getting closer to the opportunity to get a custom knife. I have always locked at the KHnutbuster, and it was the very reason I put myself at a artists waiting list. Last year has meant a downsizing for me in the size of the knifes I carry. My prefered knifes right now is my case medium stockman and case mini trapper at 3.5 and slim profile so a KHnutbuster is a step up in size these days. I look att patterns that make themselfs justice as shadows as shadows is so nice in my eyes. It seams to me that a shadow warncliffe trapper JR would make a fantastic EDC and also a single clipbladed one of the same pattern. I also see that the KHnutbuster can be made with a modified zulu blade.
So you see its important to me to investigate the pattern and therefore I carry the soddie right now.
Bosse
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Case Mini Copperlock Barnboard Bone, among other things.
Very nice bone on that one Kerry, not seen this scale offering before. Mini Cop is a very useful knife indeed.
Today, CASE Small Texas in Olive Greenbone. This is an exceptionally well-made knife, they must be using very modern equipment on this one:thumbup: