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<font color="#004000">As a person new to knives, should I buy
knives in a certain order? In other words, should I start off
with a good folder?(<strong>Microtech LCC</strong>) Fixed knife?(<strong>Ka-Bar
Next Gen</strong>) Bowie(<strong>Aitor</strong>)? Or just buy
what I want? My mind is racing! </font></p>
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I am on a budget and it will be some time between purchases, so
I'd like to make my purchases very strategic, if that makes any
sense. That's why I'm wondering if I should start off with a good
folder first, that way I could at least carry it around, as
opposed to a bowie, which can't really be carried around. </font></p>
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[This message has been edited by gary777 (edited 02-04-2001).]
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<font color="#004000">As a person new to knives, should I buy
knives in a certain order? In other words, should I start off
with a good folder?(<strong>Microtech LCC</strong>) Fixed knife?(<strong>Ka-Bar
Next Gen</strong>) Bowie(<strong>Aitor</strong>)? Or just buy
what I want? My mind is racing! </font></p>
<font color="#004000">
I am on a budget and it will be some time between purchases, so
I'd like to make my purchases very strategic, if that makes any
sense. That's why I'm wondering if I should start off with a good
folder first, that way I could at least carry it around, as
opposed to a bowie, which can't really be carried around. </font></p>
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[This message has been edited by gary777 (edited 02-04-2001).]