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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Who else has shifted from folders to fixed?
- Thread starter Charlie Mike
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Thanks, I think the first knife I ever bought here at BFC was a Curly maple C/Fisk OVB.
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STAINLESS90
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But is it as cool as carrying a wharnie sebbie that has been modded to be a slippy?
(That caused me physical pain to type).
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Or if you're a man of refined tastes your footie jammies.
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I carry at least one folder every day. They're ok, but fixed blades are my true passion. They just speak to me personally like no folder can.
Unless I'm out in the woods I usually carry a fixed blade with blade length of no more than 3-4". Usually scout carry, but sometimes strong side, reverse draw, edge out.
Unless I'm out in the woods I usually carry a fixed blade with blade length of no more than 3-4". Usually scout carry, but sometimes strong side, reverse draw, edge out.
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I've been carrying and using my Cold Steel Pro Guard so much that I'm getting tired of having to touch up the edge every other day and have begun the commission of a custom version in a tool steel. Latest draft:
The pyramid thingy is a diagram of the jimping (the three small lines on the spine)
The handle is going to be modified dramatically from this iteration to match the palm-fill ergos of the base model.
The pyramid thingy is a diagram of the jimping (the three small lines on the spine)
The handle is going to be modified dramatically from this iteration to match the palm-fill ergos of the base model.
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LOL! You fellas don't use Fixies like me?
Y'all is a bunch o' sissies and pansies, I say.
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There is no reason for me not to carry a fixed scout carry right now, and I love it. When I start wearing less clothes in the summer I'll probably be carrying my ZT folder primarily. My favorite carry right now is fixed blade, and a I am keeping it in the rotation from now on. It just won't be as often in the summer.
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One day about two years ago after a show I had a lot of very nice blades left.
So on an impulse I just picked out a nice one for me. Now I've been carrying nothing but small fixed blades for almost three years. I'll probably never go back to folders. I'll post a couple of pics later.
So on an impulse I just picked out a nice one for me. Now I've been carrying nothing but small fixed blades for almost three years. I'll probably never go back to folders. I'll post a couple of pics later.
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Oh no I said fixies. ..
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I think I would move to somewhere where I didn't feel the need to carry large weapons to feel safe. I like knives and pistols, but I'm not willing to make either into a lifestyle. 4
I could see carrying a flat 2" neck knife (if it were legal in Seattle) instead of 3.5" folder. I can't see carrying a big knife or anything larger than a mousegun.
I could see carrying a flat 2" neck knife (if it were legal in Seattle) instead of 3.5" folder. I can't see carrying a big knife or anything larger than a mousegun.
