Great score!Got a small box of Schrade USA pocketknives in today that I had bought from a fellow in Canada. Just the way I like them, lightly used and without a box - already touched up the edge on the 93OT Wrangler, the 98OT is fine as is, I'll start playing with the penknives over the weekend. OH
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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Your newest addition:traditionals of course!
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I like it Gary! Great photo!
Oh man I like that pattern!
btb01
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I’ve been really enamored with my Medium Rare #86 Angus Jack since I got it last year (I even named it my Knife of the Year in
Jack Black
’s annual thread), and I wanted to pick one up in Well Done if I could find one. Thankfully
hornetguy
came through and offered me this one at a fair price (thanks again!).
Now I just have to decide if it’ll be a backup for the Medium Rare, or if I carry and use them both. (I’m heavily leaning toward the latter.)
Jack Black
’s annual thread), and I wanted to pick one up in Well Done if I could find one. Thankfully
hornetguy
came through and offered me this one at a fair price (thanks again!).
Now I just have to decide if it’ll be a backup for the Medium Rare, or if I carry and use them both. (I’m heavily leaning toward the latter.)
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I've thought about trying to add a Well Done version also. I'd carry 'em both if I were you!I’ve been really enamored with my Medium Rare #86 Angus Jack since I got it last year (I even named it my Knife of the Year in
Now I just have to decide if it’ll be a backup for the Medium Rare, or if I carry and use them both. (I’m heavily leaning toward the latter.)
Will Power
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Huge thanks to
Chui
for selling me this top Ram's Horn Lionsteel. Can't fault it at all, and is it sharp? Is it...
Really delighted, not so delightful was the stress Paul and I had to endure over the delivery...Finnish Posti
managed to keep in in Hki from 13th Dec until yesterday....even threatened to return it. That's past and the future is bright with this beauty.
Chui
for selling me this top Ram's Horn Lionsteel. Can't fault it at all, and is it sharp? Is it...Really delighted, not so delightful was the stress Paul and I had to endure over the delivery...Finnish Posti
managed to keep in in Hki from 13th Dec until yesterday....even threatened to return it. That's past and the future is bright with this beauty.
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sbh06
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Love the bead you included with your lanyard.Jeremysbh06 and I did a little exchange. This awesome 71 and slip are new to me, thanks buddy! This one’s going to work for sure.
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The best trades are when both sides walk away happy, and I believe that happened this case with
bigfish64
. The jungle camo half whittler and bottom lambsfoot are my end of the deal with Todd, two new patterns for me.I don't believe the top lambsfoot needs much introduction around here, none other than Skoll, which was a very generous gift from
JohnDF
.Thanks gentlemen!
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The Red Micarta #71 can't be beat in the World of Sodbusters.
That was good mail call.
Take care of Skoll, he likes to be scratched behind the ears once in a while.
sbh06
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Couldn't agree more. Skoll won't be a stranger around the forum.That was good mail call.
Take care of Skoll, he likes to be scratched behind the ears once in a while.
bigfish64
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Thanks Jeremy. Very happy with the exchange too, nice looking group.
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I just received this viking style fixed blade.
The seller listed it to he quite small, which i liked because i wanted to see how it would do as a pocketknife. It’s small enough to carry in my pocket. It’s total length is 15.5cm or about 2.5 small bic lighters
The seller listed it to he quite small, which i liked because i wanted to see how it would do as a pocketknife. It’s small enough to carry in my pocket. It’s total length is 15.5cm or about 2.5 small bic lighters
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Been on the hunt for a 15 with nail nick clip for a while now. Finally landed one, a sweet old radio!
LastRodeo
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Congrats. That knife gets around, you're like the eighth person who has owned it since I sold it, in less than a year.Been on the hunt for a 15 with nail nick clip for a while now. Finally landed one, a sweet old radio!
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Ha! You've got a nice stash of these clip radios. This one was interesting, came to be me with a diy bevel put in the bottom of the lifter. No offense to whoever did it, but it wasn't be neatest job, and I wasn't sure of the purpose, so I smoothed it out and filed it down some. Made the tip of the lifter a bit less wide, but I don't reckon most folks use that bit very much anyways.