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    ericlosh

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    been a while, i still mainly carry my rike 1507t, but this recent addition is going to have quite a bit of pocket time.

    liong mah kuf, made by reate. 4" blade at 4.25oz.

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    Keeping this thread alive.

    Jim Dunlap gunstock stockman in CPM154 amber dyed sambar stag. The backspring filing is nice. And a swamp rat rodent solution for tougher jobs.

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    Kraut

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    Just bought a new Kershaw Rogue auto last weekend to replace my S&W auto, blade started getting weirdly wobbly up and down, not side to side, as if the pivot hole was wearing out around the shaft. I'm not a huge enthusiast, the guy I bought it from at the show was touting how "it was Kershaw's first auto and you can't find them anymore, yada, yada, yada, take good care of it..." I don't buy collector knives, I use whatever knife I buy, so it's not gonna sit mint in a box and gain value. Reasonably stout blade and tight construction, we'll see how well it holds up.
     
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    Kraut said:
    Just bought a new Kershaw Rogue auto last weekend to replace my S&W auto, blade started getting weirdly wobbly up and down, not side to side, as if the pivot hole was wearing out around the shaft. I'm not a huge enthusiast, the guy I bought it from at the show was touting how "it was Kershaw's first auto and you can't find them anymore, yada, yada, yada, take good care of it..." I don't buy collector knives, I use whatever knife I buy, so it's not gonna sit mint in a box and gain value. Reasonably stout blade and tight construction, we'll see how well it holds up.
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    The rogue is a decent enough auto. The tip is kind of dainty, so have caution with that. I had one for a bit. My only complaint was the firing button was a little small, but stuck out a bit more than I felt comfortable having.
     
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    Gladesman

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    Cold Steel Steve Austin Skull Crusher. This is a large strong knife. It is also very thin and flat and fits in a pocket so well you forget you have it. Takes a good edge. This knife was a gift, but i have fallen in love with it. It practically disappears when you slip it in a pocket.
     
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    The knife is handmade from a railroad Spike up in northern Louisiana . I have a few others but All are different in size and materials . Isaac the guy who makes them had a wide variety and Well you know how it goes had to get what I liked LoL
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