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What would you like to see?

OzarkCreekWalker said:
Hhhhmmmmmmmm

10. Scout knives! What happened to scout knives? All we have now are SAKs and Jr. Scouts. They're great but c'mon, the scout is a classic!
9. Mini Sodbuster Jr
8. Generally more knives with pinned shields and swedges
7. Old Timers back and the way they were - A hopeless wish
6. A Sodbuster Jr with a pen blade - I just think that would be nifty and useful
5. A Buck 301 with just the Clip and Sheepsfoot - Hate the spey blade
4. More wharncliffe/sheepsfoot oriented knives - They're just awesome
3. SAKs with Carbon Steel - Not gonna happen, but a guy can dream right?
2. More knives with lanyard holes and bails so I can attach them to myself so I don't lose them. I don't think I'm asking too much.
1. Barlows! Why do so few companies make barlows anymore! They used to be THE pocket knife way back when. C'mon, more barlows.

---This concludes my traditional knife manifesto---
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Completely agree with one addition: more spear points as the main blade. Don't get me wrong I like clip points but almost no one makes a traditional knife with a spear point for the main blade.
 
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