Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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Current rig
And yes @steelworker, i had Epting make me a natural veg tan SAP to patina. Lol.Very nice @mikebarhoot !
Here's a strap chestnut with copper riveting
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I’ll have to give him shit for not offering the strap/copper combo! Lol.
& NICE!
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^lol
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I mean. ISFS.
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Extrema Ratio LE & Andrew Jordan Grizzly
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My everyday knife. Benchmade Griptillian.
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I recently bought a new fixed blade knife. It's not an ultra expensive, high quality one, but I do like the Designer (Torbe Custom Knives) and this collab was simply much more affordable then his original works.
Also I found out that it is actually illigal to carry my trusted old Benchmade folder here in Germany (which I do since almost 20 years). Frigging wankers that made weapon laws are incompetence in person. I could carry that Real Steel monster, but not the Benchmade folder.
Also I found out that it is actually illigal to carry my trusted old Benchmade folder here in Germany (which I do since almost 20 years). Frigging wankers that made weapon laws are incompetence in person. I could carry that Real Steel monster, but not the Benchmade folder.
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Loving that Benchmade, @Cole. I've had one for many years – impressive build quality.
I just dug this Lakota out from my knife drawer and polished it up. Come to find out, Lakota went under many years ago. What a bummer. Such a lovely knife even though it has a mirror polish which isn't much to my liking.
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Thanks, @henry_david . The Benchmade is realy a piece of art and the best build knive I ever had (I'm not a knive nut, so that doesn't mean much
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@Cole Those Osbourne designed benchmades are a really great, a real case of form and function working together. Super compact and easy to carry, and yet a lot of blade for the size. I had one with a coated blade and didn't really like the coating so I sold it (I am a knife nut, and we tend buy and sell knives like nothing).
Knife laws are the worst. Being in the US, we actually have a pretty easy time but there are still some states/cities that have silly laws that seem to be written by someone who doesn't even understand how a folding knife is built.
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Any recs for a leathr sheath maker? I wanna snag an aftermarket one for the knife above that's got a horizontal orientation.
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Knife laws are the worst. Being in the US, we actually have a pretty easy time but there are still some states/cities that have silly laws that seem to be written by someone who doesn't even understand how a folding knife is built.
You must be referring to San Francisco, @tvenuto
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Ha I actually wasn't referring to any one place in particular, but I (did) travel a bit and it was always a pain to try to decipher knife laws where I was going. I'm lucky that in MD most jurisdictions don't have length limits on folding knives, but they make up for it with other dumb stuff.
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Updated 7
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Snagged a little horizontal pull sheath from Texas. Digging it.
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Just began carrying this again after many years of not doing so. Phill Hartsfield, Sr. kozuka made with A2. What I didn't know is that Hartsfield influenced Emerson and helped Emerson get his first special ops contract, etc.
Either way, I adore this thing.
