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I really wonder about the people on this forum. You admire some guy who just FOs all day with equipment that his sponsors give him. Of course he has a story of how he got there, don't all the trustfundarians tell how hard it's been? You people are freaks. I prefer the company of working-class slobs ...

[/quote]and it is quite poor taste to assume someone is mentally impaired[/quote] After reading the replies in this thread, I can't believe that I am accused of acting in poor taste. Before I publicly mock someone, I consider the cause of their behavior. Before I reply on a forum, I make certain tha...

Good luck with your project. Post photos when you're done.

I understand viewing has statements with skepticism, but his language difficulties may also be caused by mental impairment, which would also explain some of his views. Whatever the case may be, I think it's in poor taste to mock him.

The guy did say in another post that English is not his first language. You could show a little more respect.

You made a good choice with ordering from Cutlery Shoppe.

The points on the Yojimbo and Civilian are acute and those knives are designed for defense. Perhaps a point as sharp as the PM2 might be more of an asset than a liability.

My apologies, anycal. I didn't edit my reply correctly.

ross8425 wrote:

anycal wrote:the more they increase, the less I need

...and the more money I save. I should be grateful for MAP, that's why I quit spending so damned much on Benchmade knives. No hard feelings, it's just business.

My thoughts exactly, David.

Is English your first language?

This thread needs photos.

These springs do not break in. I didn't think they would. I am reminded of stories I have read of 1911 handgun magazines that had been stored full of ammo, for decades, with the springs still working like new after all that time. Precisely. The change that occurs may be reduced friction of the movi...

curlyhairedboy wrote:I'm thinking of picking up a matriarch to try out both a belly and a hawkbill in SE. Thoughts?

Capital Idea! Please report your findings.

The last time I lost a knife, I complained for two days, but I had no one to blame.

Now that I think about it, I'm still a little mad.

The only blade I have ever used with a baton is a chisel.

Outside of gardening, I seldom use serrations and even then I often prefer my Otter messer.

As soon as I hear, "Lemme see your knife", I know that they're about to use it as a gasket scraper, can opener, etc. I've had more than one tool returned to me in two pieces. I don't supply tools for the crew.

I use whatever knife happens to be with me and cut the apple from one end to the other without much in the way of deep thought. Then I eat it.

If it looks like price fixing, smells like price fixing... Yeah right, I know rubbish when I hear it.