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2 SFO Bucks Added To The "Collection"
Recently got my first two SFO Buck knives.
1st is a SK Blades "Lil' Jack" 112. This is also my first 112. :)
D2 Flat Ground blade, Nickle Silver Bolsters, Teak covers.
A couple days ago, my SK Blades 110LT "Smoke Jumper" arrived.
Red FRN handle, and a CPM-154 blade.
At 3.4 ounces, it is going to take me a wee bit of time to get used to how heavy it is, compared to the regular brass and wood 110.
I've been carrying the "Smoke Jumper" since it came in.
I must admit I am impressed. The blade locks up tight, no wiggle when open or closed. I was a little concerned about that since it has an FRN handle.
Does anyone else have an SFO from SK Blades or Copper and Clad?
One of these days I'll figure out how to post pictures ....
1st is a SK Blades "Lil' Jack" 112. This is also my first 112. :)
D2 Flat Ground blade, Nickle Silver Bolsters, Teak covers.
A couple days ago, my SK Blades 110LT "Smoke Jumper" arrived.
Red FRN handle, and a CPM-154 blade.
At 3.4 ounces, it is going to take me a wee bit of time to get used to how heavy it is, compared to the regular brass and wood 110.
I've been carrying the "Smoke Jumper" since it came in.
I must admit I am impressed. The blade locks up tight, no wiggle when open or closed. I was a little concerned about that since it has an FRN handle.
Does anyone else have an SFO from SK Blades or Copper and Clad?
One of these days I'll figure out how to post pictures ....
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