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What is the one knife that you long for, can't afford or can't find because it's either rare or discontinued?
What is filling this gap presently??
What is filling this gap presently??
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What's your unicorn!?
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Sorry, just got back from a unicorn themed birthday party. A dozen screaming little girls. I'm not all there ATM.
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Scott cook lochsa!
My usual top two are the XM 18 3.5 and the Large Sebenza of course. Great working knives.
My usual top two are the XM 18 3.5 and the Large Sebenza of course. Great working knives.
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Wow! That's quite a looker! LOVE trailing and swedgy designs!!
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One of the Vox/Anso 12 Blades of Brooklyn.
In the meantime I'm carrying it's little brother, the GiantMouse Ace Biblio in carbon fiber. I know the GM1 is a closer match, but I prefer the Biblio in M390, especially for the price.
In the meantime I'm carrying it's little brother, the GiantMouse Ace Biblio in carbon fiber. I know the GM1 is a closer match, but I prefer the Biblio in M390, especially for the price.
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The two I’ve been chasing since I started collecting knives are; a satin, plain edge Socom Elite in DuraTech 20CV and a tiger striped, S30V Strider SNG with OD Green G-10 and flamed anodized lock side. I currently fill the void with 50 other folders
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I built this one up specifically as a unicorn...
Old spec GSO 4.1 in 3V. Swedge regrind. Acid wash and tumbled finish. Koa scales with carbon fiber liners. This was a ridiculous amount of work on an old blade, but darn it if it isn't one of my prize pieces.
Old spec GSO 4.1 in 3V. Swedge regrind. Acid wash and tumbled finish. Koa scales with carbon fiber liners. This was a ridiculous amount of work on an old blade, but darn it if it isn't one of my prize pieces.
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A Rask. Doubt I'll grab one, unless that bubble wants to pop any time soon.
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I feel that this thread may be leading to 100's of Google image searches ...
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Easy. The newer Emerson HD7 with the lockbar insert.
However to make it even more of a unicorn I like the lock on the newer version but the backspacer and teflon washer design of the old one. I dislike the standoffs and BB pivot of the new design so the ultimate unicorn doesn’t exist.
I would still trade a CRK for a newer version HD7 in a heart beat though.
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For me it would be this: https://ebosshoss.com/tradeknives/emerson/ernie-emerson-specwar-large-prototype-1352
It's probably hidden away in a collector's safe, never to see the light of day, and if it were to emerge I doubt I'd have the $ to get it. Nevertheless...
It's probably hidden away in a collector's safe, never to see the light of day, and if it were to emerge I doubt I'd have the $ to get it. Nevertheless...
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I want a GEC #46 Ironwood Whaler, but I don't want to pay the markup for GEC flipping craziness. It's more of a white whale than a unicorn, but it will have to do.
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Chris Reeve Elemental TiLok. I passed on it when it was affordable; now, if one came on the market, I don't think I could afford it. I do have the basic design and an Inmotion and want it to fill out my collection of TiLok's. Just to complicate things; I guess, if I got it, then I would then need the Steam Punk version too. Now, I am way out of what I want to spend.
