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A Pridgen knife!
I wanted to have a Pridgen review but didnt see a member that has used thiers yet LOL. I know members that own them but not as users. Beleive it or not, folks do use the knives and I have heard some wonderous comments on the edge retention and usability of them. So until we get a member to review to one for us, we are going to share the Blade Review
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Larry and Tina Pridgen are active members here with us and offer great value to iKC members. Larry's Knives are on my personal wish list. Donnie says our first will be a folder, I say a skinner
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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On mine too Jan as you won't find nicer folks. It is an interesting review and hope to see more!
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Permalink Reply by Ron Cooper on
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Since I don't "yet" own one of Larry's knives I cannot personally attest to their slicing abilities. What I do know and what I can unequivocally declare is that Mr. Pridgen makes some of the most beautiful knives that I have ever seen! And, also remarkable, his daughter, Tina, replicates that detail and beauty on a scale that requires this senior citizen to reach for his glasses in order to appreciate the subtle intricacies of her creations.
Artistic talent and creativity run deep in the Pridgen family, it would seem. We are indeed fortunate to enjoy their membership and participation here at iKC; as we are with so many of our talented and creative members!
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
If someone wants to buy one for me I'll try using it! LOL!
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Permalink Reply by Andy Moon on
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Wow - and only $250??
That is a great price for custom damascus....Good reading.
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mqqn
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Andy,
On most weekends iKC members can get a bit of a better deal than that!! Just check out the weekend specials
whiteriverknives.com
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