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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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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Thanks! I'm glad someone concurred . . .
One of these - ZT 0500 MUDD
Except it hasn't shown up, yet.
Andy
I would like to hear wgat you think about the MUDD when it comes. This is one of my very favorite knives and I have one ordered to replace the one I had to sell a couple months ago. An excellent piece of cutlery!!:thumbup::thumbup:
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Hi all,
I don't post much but this seems like a good place for this story, plus it happens to be the last knife I purchased.
I was down south a couple weeks ago for a family wedding. While I was down there I gave a Canal Street Gunstock trapper to my 15 year old great nephew.
Just the look in his eyes as he took it out of the box made it all worthwhile...
"THIS IS SOOOO COOL!!" kept coming out of his mouth over and over. To add to it, I thought his dad was going to take it away.... not because he didn't want him to have it... but because HE wanted it! It made me glad to see the appreciation for a nice knife is still alive in our younger generation.
Scott
I don't post much but this seems like a good place for this story, plus it happens to be the last knife I purchased.
I was down south a couple weeks ago for a family wedding. While I was down there I gave a Canal Street Gunstock trapper to my 15 year old great nephew.
Just the look in his eyes as he took it out of the box made it all worthwhile...
"THIS IS SOOOO COOL!!" kept coming out of his mouth over and over. To add to it, I thought his dad was going to take it away.... not because he didn't want him to have it... but because HE wanted it! It made me glad to see the appreciation for a nice knife is still alive in our younger generation.
Scott
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Just found another Busse NO-E and snapped it up. I've had several of these and I just love them. I sent one to my son in Afghanistan and he's says it's the talk of his unit. I have one I've put back as a safe queen but this one will be my user.
Safe Queen:
Safe Queen:
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I bought a queen d2 mini trapper with amber stag bone.
in fact I just bought it about 2 hours ago after seeing a case mini trapper and I was quite impressed by it. I always thought slip joints were just bad looking and felt bad and without a lock they were just lame, but I was convinced to at least get one for myself.
in fact I just bought it about 2 hours ago after seeing a case mini trapper and I was quite impressed by it. I always thought slip joints were just bad looking and felt bad and without a lock they were just lame, but I was convinced to at least get one for myself.
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Benchmade Rukus.
This blade is built like a tank, yet sooooooo smooth.:thumbup:
This blade is built like a tank, yet sooooooo smooth.:thumbup:
Kershaw Ripcord, very cool knife. I'm going to be carrying it blade up on my SO Tech Go-Bag strap every now and then when I'm out and about.
Spyderco Tasman Salt. This is what I'm carrying in lieu of a Civilian, not as scary and not designed for SD...pictured with some of my self-assigned homework...
Spyderco Tasman Salt. This is what I'm carrying in lieu of a Civilian, not as scary and not designed for SD...pictured with some of my self-assigned homework...