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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.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Carrying my trusty Sowbelly. John Primble India Steel Works
Fodderwing
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Beautiful Gev. If a knife can be sensuous then it's the lines of the curvaceous sowbelly that's the ticket.Carrying my trusty Sowbelly. John Primble India Steel Works
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Totally agree and the ergonomics get me too. One of my favorite patterns as of late
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Simply beautiful! I love seeing that one!!Carrying my trusty Sowbelly. John Primble India Steel Works
I'll tote this 25 drop point today for Stag Saturday! Enjoy your weekend everyone!
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It sure would be hard not to carry that one..wow and Thank You !!!Simply beautiful! I love seeing that one!!
I'll tote this 25 drop point today for Stag Saturday! Enjoy your weekend everyone!
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Simply beautiful! I love seeing that one!!
I'll tote this 25 drop point today for Stag Saturday! Enjoy your weekend everyone!
I’d wrestle a grizz for one like that!
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Carrying my trusty Sowbelly. John Primble India Steel Works
The bone on your John Primble is stupendous, Gev!
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Cold and windy, rainy day. I am mostly staying inside with this Remington bullet knife in my pocket.
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Well a week with Buck went well, now its Rough Rider's turn. With 2 exceptions this time, I always carry an electrician, I don't have a RR electrician which means one my others. And I wanted to stay with a 3 knife theme, a regular slipjoint, a locking slipjoint, and a fixed. So for lack of a RR fixed blade the steel warrior will do. I honestly forgot I had this one. "Rediscovered" in a box in the closet
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Masterful !!!Today’s carry.
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It's a rainy, indoor day and Stag Saturday as well, so I decided to carry this one today -- 1988 Case stag peanut.
r8shell
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It is nice, isn't it? I must confess, I had it stored away with other celluloid handled knives, and had never given it the attention it deserved.Nice to see that Nowill again
I came across it this morning while looking for something else, and found myself admiring what a nice sunken-jointed, snappy-bladed knife it is. I just finished fixing the rounded tips and put a fresh edge on the blades. It's going to ride in my pocket for a while. Thank you so much, I really appreciate the gift.