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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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With your experience and knowing what you do today
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That's because it's not a link.
I just underlined and bolded it for accent.
But here's a link to make up for the confusion:
http://www.buckknives.com/custom_knife_shoppe.php
The first knife I ever bought at age 12 was a SAK Huntsman. I still have it, and it would not be a bad choice if I did it over a second time. However, If there had been multitools back then, A Vic Spirit or Leatherman Wave (old style) would be the pick.
For a fixed blade, My first was a USAF pilot's knife. Built like a rock, and about as sharp. Nowadays, I'd go with a Bark River Northstar or similar. In fact, I'm trying hard not to buy one now!
For a fixed blade, My first was a USAF pilot's knife. Built like a rock, and about as sharp. Nowadays, I'd go with a Bark River Northstar or similar. In fact, I'm trying hard not to buy one now!
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Folder,Crawford Kasper
Camp and Trail. Khukuri
They're both very strong and well designed for what I want them to do.
Camp and Trail. Khukuri
They're both very strong and well designed for what I want them to do.
If I had known better I would have bought the Spyderco Lil Temperance. That knife has most of the features I appreciate in a EDC folder. It has a good thick handle with no finger groove, the blade edge starts immediately after the handle stops and the finger guard isnt too wide.
For the fixed blade, I would have got a nice nine (or ten) inch bush knife right off the bat. Either a Busse or Fehrman, or any other reputable maker that doesnt charge an arm and a leg.
For the fixed blade, I would have got a nice nine (or ten) inch bush knife right off the bat. Either a Busse or Fehrman, or any other reputable maker that doesnt charge an arm and a leg.
