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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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The Fort
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I'm not a big fan of serrated blades, but that's a Beauty!
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Easter Monday morning.
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How could anyone not smile when they see that knife?!
With a regrind and some new scales........
Douk Douk on snack duty today.
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I like the looks of that Queen. Can you tell me what model it is?These three today.
lambertiana
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Not with the right tools. If I can sharpen Microtech and Cold Steel serrations, I can handle anything. Heck, I can make a blade sharp enough to shave with if you give me a Jolly Rancher and about 20 minutes.
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New to me GEC 48. Love the cocobolo on this one...better figure than my 78. The larger handle really gives a chance for the wood to show off. Not sure about the paracord, perhaps I'll swap it out for a leather fob. Will probably polish off the previous owners patina just so I can start over with my own.
SteveC
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Ive got this old dude with me today.
I recently soaked/scrubbed/oiled and sharpened it for my Wife's Aunt who's Dad (I believe) bought it new and carried it regularly. They gave it back to me at Easter and said it would do the knife more justice to be carried again so thats what Ill do! The blades are scratched up and there are a couple small chips/bends here and there from prior use and abuse but nothing that wont sharpen out in a couple sharpenings and nothing that keeps the knife from being perfectly useful. The springs are stong as ever and the snap opening and closing is better than Luke's Peanut which is brand spanking new!!!
Good old knife and I am happy to keep it going rather than retire it to the underwear drawer. It will likely be a garage/outdoors knife. It was used hard (but responsibly) and I dont see any reason to not keep it up.
Matt
I recently soaked/scrubbed/oiled and sharpened it for my Wife's Aunt who's Dad (I believe) bought it new and carried it regularly. They gave it back to me at Easter and said it would do the knife more justice to be carried again so thats what Ill do! The blades are scratched up and there are a couple small chips/bends here and there from prior use and abuse but nothing that wont sharpen out in a couple sharpenings and nothing that keeps the knife from being perfectly useful. The springs are stong as ever and the snap opening and closing is better than Luke's Peanut which is brand spanking new!!!
Good old knife and I am happy to keep it going rather than retire it to the underwear drawer. It will likely be a garage/outdoors knife. It was used hard (but responsibly) and I dont see any reason to not keep it up.
Matt
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Glad to have a #78 back in my rotation. Such a great knife!
