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Which model is this?
- Thread starter simeun
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i believe the crosslocks were the first liner lock models produced by buck knives.
their subtle looks belie their tactical nature.
some had clips
whilst those that didn't,
had cordura sheaths.
and i still can't understand those gold titanium nitrade buckcotes...
their subtle looks belie their tactical nature.
some had clips
whilst those that didn't,
had cordura sheaths.
and i still can't understand those gold titanium nitrade buckcotes...
DeSotoSky
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....and i still can't understand those gold titanium nitrade buckcotes...
Superior edge retention and visually appealing. I think people just didn't get the single edge sharpening.
Can't tell you how many ruined ones I've seen with both sided sharpened.
no offense intended,
but it's that repugnant color
which sends shivers
down my spine.
so much so that
it might as well
have been
in shocking pink...
no issues with additional edge retention though.
the crosslock remains a favorite design for me.
as it represents a period of great innovation.
a leap from the mundane and traditional fare.
but it's that repugnant color
which sends shivers
down my spine.
so much so that
it might as well
have been
in shocking pink...
no issues with additional edge retention though.
the crosslock remains a favorite design for me.
as it represents a period of great innovation.
a leap from the mundane and traditional fare.
DeSotoSky
Gold Member
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2011
- Messages
- 6,641
... it came in pink also....really..
