Worries about carrying a very expensive slipjoint

[quattromori]

Chris,
glad you took the dive. Now you can tell us...wasn't it the tastiest marinated chicken you ever had?

Fausto

 

[richstag]

Great to hear your enjoying it, Chris. Do you happen to have a photo of the knife? Or did I miss that?

Kevin

 

[Ken44]

I've never had one, but I bet it feels great to have a T. Bose in your pocket.
Congrats Chris, and glad your enjoying such a fine knife:thumbup:

I'm with Kevin, we need pics please

 

[on_the_edge]

Yes, Fausto, it was undoubtedly the best chicken I have ever had. :thumb up:

Here are a couple of shots I took this evening, though they are not the best. At 3.5", it is the perfect carry size!

 

[JAB]

Niiiice - how could you not enjoy carrying and using that!?!:thumbup:

 

[Ken44]

Love the stag, bolsters, swedges, hand rubbed finish, and the slimline pattern begs to be carried !

Bet you can hardly tell it's in the pocket:thumbup:

 

[on_the_edge]

...
Bet you can hardly tell it's in the pocket:thumbup:

That is exactly correct. It gives me a reason better reason to fondle it. Like I said, I don't want to lose this baby!!!

 

[richstag]

Thanks for the pics! Looks great to me. I would have to carry it too.

 

[zippofan]

Beautiful stag, awesome knife!

 

[J. Oeser]

Chris, I knew you'd make the right choice. That knife is absolutely gorgeous and deserves to be used. Even though I make my own these days I dream of the day that I can find and buy a T Bose Zulu.

Congratulations!!

 

[T. Erdelyi]

I don't have a Bose but I have several customs and I just carry 'em, pocket ridin' adds character.

I mean why buy a knife if ya won't carry it, unless it's for the art of the knife's sake or for an investment other than that, carry it.