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Permalink Reply by 0u6rznc4p1pvt on
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Honestly I have no clue why they want you to stay away from magnetic, I have put every diamond apparatus on this thing I possibly can and I came to the conclusion that it just isn't designed for razor sharpness, but instead pure strength and durability. Even thought in pictures it would seem to be a hidden tang, It is not and with the handle being a carbon kevlar composite mix, It is downright indestructable. Not much of a hacker, it is way too light but it is a tank and I am very impressed overall. As far as doing performance tests with it myself will have to wait till i get moved this week or next.
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Emerson but it really depends on the knife model not the company but it has to be Made in the good ol USA or forget it, well Japan is cool i guess. lol
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Hi, I am new here, first post. :)
At the moment I am really liking the following:
Emerson Commander.
Strider SA
Spyderco Resilience.
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Robert Burris on -
Great Eastern......Treeman.......ML
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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Pocket knives- 1. Great Eastern,2. Case 3. Boker Tree Brand
Tacticals- 1. Benchmade 2. Spyderco 3. SOG
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Permalink Reply by Stan T on
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I started with Spydercos and really like them. I have several different types. I am a fan of Zero Tolerance and CRKT. Those are the ones I would say I carry and use the most.
You are right there are so many . I love collecting some of the more unique tactical and designer knives as well. They are just fun. I have knives from Darrel Ralph, Brian Tighe, Wilson Tactical, Spartan knives, and Miltner Adams to name a few. If only I could afford more. That darn money thing....
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Permalink Reply by björn thompson on
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spyderco and benchmade share the number one spot and then kershaw as number 3. although i just read in this thread that mr onion wont be doing more knives for kershaw so i am a bit bummed about that though.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Had not read that about Mr. Onion. Will have to take a look there. Thanks for the heads up
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Great Eastern Cutlery, even those made for other companies
James Ivy Customs
Ken Erickson Customs
sorry, I couldn't do the just choose 1. Thanks for saying we could expand
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Permalink Reply by Lee Saunders on
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I collect the antique knives and right now tend to like the older makers best. And since I focus mostly on switchblades my top makers are:
- Press-Button
- Latama
As far as pocket knives
- original Russell's especially Barlows
Fixed blades, I still love the old Bowie style especially if it comes in an antique, hand-made Native American beaded sheath! Otherwise, I love
- Henckels Bowies, the late 1800s knives
I need to buy some of the knives you guys recommend and come into the 21st century. Maybe Spyderco or Benchmade or something modern (???)
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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on
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You and i aare moving iin opposite directions pertaining to choice of collectables. It is great to see tastes change.
Lee Saunders said:I collect the antique knives and right now tend to like the older makers best. And since I focus mostly on switchblades my top makers are:
- Press-Button
- Latama
As far as pocket knives
- original Russell's especially Barlows
Fixed blades, I still love the old Bowie style especially if it comes in an antique, hand-made Native American beaded sheath! Otherwise, I love
- Henckels Bowies, the late 1800s knives
I need to buy some of the knives you guys recommend and come into the 21st century. Maybe Spyderco or Benchmade or something modern (???)
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