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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

This Queen #06 again today:

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A couple of issues that I didn't notice immediately, they certainly make this a less than ideal example but I can't say I'm bothered enough to get rid of the knife. I'd have to hope to get one for a reasonable price at auction and hope it didn't have similarly bad (or worse) issues, and they don't harm the function of the knife. This knife is from 2003, so QC certainly wasn't perfect before the DFC era:

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0.35 mm gap, enough to catch a fingernail

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Imperfect cover fit, enough of a gap to squeeze closed with finger pressure. I'll just have to chalk the gaps up to "character" I guess.
 
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For Stagurday, I'm taking a break from my recent Remington rodeo (alas, there is no stag in my Bullet replica collection). Instead, I'm pocketing a couple of old, trusty companions: a Case 47 large stockman from 1940-1964 and a large trapper from 1965-1969. Luckily, I put on my pockety pants this morning.

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- Stuart
 
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