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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: Andy Wayne] #209892 11/04/09 01:29 AM
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A Ladybug is good around Sheeple. It's smaller than a SAK, and better steel. It's a good addition to an Endura.

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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: swizzle] #209893 11/04/09 04:03 AM
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One thing about a sak is that people who are not familiar with knives usually see sak's in a positive light.


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: Horn Dog] #209894 11/04/09 04:18 AM
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I don't know if Buck invented them or not, but the first lockback knives I ever saw were Bucks. Every good ole boy down here used to carry one in a pouch on his belt. It was THE knife. It's still a good one, IMO.
When I carry a folder camping it is either an old buck 110 or an imperial copy of it.
When I bought the imperial it had a 25 year warranty, it's been up now for a few years


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: coyotebc] #209895 11/04/09 04:45 AM
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Has anyone else ordered a kershaw volt?


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: Toast] #209896 11/04/09 06:41 AM
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Carried a benchmade Monochrome for a while, good knife. Then rotated that out for a benchmade vex. Now carry my Emerson cqc7 (spearpoint). I am SERIOUSLY thinking about makeing it a REAL V grind, not a chisel. And for small stuff (or around Baa Baa Sheeple) an SAK pocket pal.


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: SkunkHunter] #209897 11/04/09 12:12 PM
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Spyderco all the way for me when it comes to folders. Currently I mostly carry the Rock Lobster. About the size of a Military but less scary looking. If not that then I carry a Delica or D2 Para.

I seem to prefer fixed blades these days so am hoping for something small from the Yard soon.


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: monsterdog] #209898 11/04/09 06:34 PM
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spyderco is easily king of the folder. there may be nicer knives out there but i don't think any pocket knife manufacturer has produced more great designs than spyderco. on top of that, they continue to improve on the already great designs.


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: Magnum22] #209899 11/04/09 07:17 PM
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This is my favorite folder so far. It's a Benchmade 600 Walter Brend Designs Combat Talon II.

The best part is I bought it recently at a "haggle" shop for. . . .wait for it. . . eight dollars. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif" alt="" />

Sorry for the crappy pics.

Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: syntax] #209900 11/04/09 07:22 PM
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EIGHT DOLLERS, where, what, HOW???? Thats a steal right there, a real mugging. Way to go <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: syntax] #209901 11/04/09 07:22 PM
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okay...that's just criminal.

i'm not a benchmade fan but that is a real nice knife.


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Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: Magnum22] #209902 11/04/09 07:29 PM
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I found it at an antique sorta junk store. There was a box filled with knives under the glass counter I asked to rummage through. Hidden at the bottom underneath a heap of cheap chinese knockoff spyderco's and oversharpened crap knives I saw it. It literally jumped out at me as just "not belonging".

It was tagged for $12.50 but the lady there really seemed to want to haggle, being a haggle shop and all so I just had to play around a little. Doing some research they are pretty hard to find as they stopped being made in '92 I think?

Re: A discussion (hopefully) of your favorite fold [Re: syntax] #209903 11/04/09 08:27 PM
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Nice score


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