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[Peacemaker]

Came in today. Very very sharp. Very strong lockup. Very smooth for its size. Not a quick opening tactical knife for sure but dayum, the attention to details is impressive. So far, every time I take it out, I notice some other fine detail that has escaped previous attention.

Congratulations... That is a great knife... I carry mine daily... She's tough and beautiful...

 

[SVTFreak]

Thanks peace. Your information definitly helped me make the decision, both to buy and to go with the large.

The large shouldnt be labeled as such. It isn't that large. Rides smaller than my barrage and endura's yet has as much blade and as is comfy in hand.

 

[TomTerrific]

Thanks peace. Your information definitly helped me make the decision, both to buy and to go with the large.

The large shouldnt be labeled as such. It isn't that large. Rides smaller than my barrage and endura's yet has as much blade and as is comfy in hand.

To me, that shows really great attention to design.

Will it sleep on your pillow for the next couple of nights?

 

[George]

Kershaw Blur! Love it

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[GunRelated]

Buck - Rush

I've managed to hang on to this knife for about 5 years now, the longest I have ever gone without losing one. I have broken the tip once, doing something I knew I shouldn't be doing. I sent it in to Buck and they either replaced the knife or the blade, can't remember, but a tip break is almost always the fault of the user and they still replaced it. Can't speak highly enough about this $50 knife and Bucks lifetime warranty. The assisted open works great, comes out fast and locks strong, and the blade holds an edge well. I sharpened it on a 30 degree angle on my Lanske and all I have done for the past 4 to 5 months is hit it on a steel to freshen it up, but I don't cut a lot of stuff that will dull the crap out of it. It is getting about that time for a sharpening though.

 

[BigNick73]

Opinel carbon blade number No. 6 cheap, simple and sharp.

 

[SVTFreak]

To me, that shows really great attention to design.

Will it sleep on your pillow for the next couple of nights?

Hahaha. Yeah your right though. It's a very well thought out design. The blade/handle ratio is very high, and the blade is thick, edge to spine, yet hides well in a thin, easy to carry handle.

I don't know about on my pillow, but maybe on my nightstand until the newness wears off lol!

It was a bittersweet day on knives though. One of my recently aquired microtechs had to go back to the dealer for an issue. Hopefully he can solve it without going to MT. The Hollow Grind. Great dealer and can handle alot of issues in house.

 

[dmurph]

Kershaw oso sweet... been with me everyday for the last 2 years. I am rough on knives and this little guy has stuck with me through it all. quick to open, solid locking, and fits the hand well. my only complaints are the steel (stains pretty easy for stainless and a pain to keep sharp) and the clip keeps losing a screw... but overall a great tool. Is anyone else as in love with the benchmade nimravus as i am?

 

[stag0608]

 

[kibb]

Another for Kershaw.
2001CKTST Rogue Auto

 

[tigertaylor1]

My alternating lineup for the most part-

Tiger Eyes Sebenza
StarTac Umnumzaan
Emerson Desert Roadhouse

 

[Pale Horse]

Gerber STL. West Monroe has a city law against toting anything with a blade over 3 inches concealed.

 

[SVTFreak]

Nice blades.

My alternating lineup for the most part-

Tiger Eyes Sebenza
StarTac Umnumzaan
Emerson Desert Roadhouse
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[X Zombie]

Benchmade Mel Pardue automatic. I had this thing since my first deployment back in 2004. It's been around.

 

[tigertaylor1]

Nice blades.

Thanks SVT, how are you liking your new Sebenza? Has it grown on you yet? I will admit that when I got my first it took me a while to warm up to it. The price of them also plays a factor.

 

[SVTFreak]

I'm thoroughly enjoying it, although it hasnt seen much action yet. Couple zip ties at work and opened my daughters birthday presents today lol.

I find that it rides much smaller than it is in my pocket and doesnt interfere with my ccw holster at all, which is a huge plus. Easy to open, and one hand closing is second nature now after a little practice. I really like it alot.

 

[SirIsaacNewton]

Came in today. Very very sharp. Very strong lockup. Very smooth for its size. Not a quick opening tactical knife for sure but dayum, the attention to details is impressive. So far, every time I take it out, I notice some other fine detail that has escaped previous attention.

S35v or S30v? I love the design of that knife.

 

[SVTFreak]

It's a 21 large, s35v. I do like that steel personally.

 

[TomTerrific]

I find that it rides much smaller than it is in my pocket and doesnt interfere with my ccw holster at all, which is a huge plus. Easy to open, and one hand closing is second nature now after a little practice. I really like it alot.

I have a BM Adamas and Spyderco Valloten. The former is larger but rides smaller in my pocket. The 'Zaan rides nicely, too.

 

[Armnhammer]

Kershaw Blur 1670blk very smooth and extremely sharp blade. It has a good handle with a pattern close to being stippled.