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I agree with the above. I love my sebbie and I do think it is worth the cost, but I will eventually sell mine. I have made a new rule that unless I can replace a knife if it is lost, stolen, or broken, I won't carry it. If something terrible were to happen to my Seb, I would not be able to afford a replacement for many months.
Plus, the more I use my military, the more I don't like the way the Seb carries, opens, or feels in my hand. These are becoming more important to me recently.
Plus, the more I use my military, the more I don't like the way the Seb carries, opens, or feels in my hand. These are becoming more important to me recently.