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Personally I like to support business' that have a human face, and if needed a voice to talk with on the phone, part of this is knowing where the company is located, allowing me to feel a real connection. I'm always leery if there is an element of secrecy; that said I have ordered several times from...

Does anybody know where BBS is located? I did not see an address anywhere on their website.

The sooner the better!

What a beautiful swayback!!! So subtle, so graceful!

Salty Chap!

The "Salty Chap", perfect name for a gentleman's folder.

Would anyone be interested in a Salty Chap?

I have purchased from National Knives directly multiple times and found them to be A++ folks, I have no idea about the Ebay claim. If you deal with National Knives directly you will not have to worry about "shady business practices".

What about Suingab /g10.it I have ordered a pair of these babies, stunning IMO https://i.postimg.cc/fTjV996z/DSC-0519.jpg Suingab did these 3D shredded carbon fiber "Tribute to Bob Lum" scales, the inlay is quite stunning, I had absolutely no trouble ordering or receiving , I will happily order fro...

I wanted to try a serrated knife, the Caribbean is my first, funny thing is, it's my knife of choice for using, maybe not so much for looking at, so I'm not worried about scratching it, seems like it's always ready to cut stuff easily. Really it's like a good friend that you love to see, doesn't mat...

Great write up! Great photos! Yet there is something more to this knife than meets the eye, it's a real performer that needs little care, I had no idea how much respect I would have for this knife. I never worry about it's cosmetics, it's so easy to keep clean, touching up the edge is a breeze, it's...

Both designs draw inspiration from food prep, combined with edc characteristics. From a design standpoint (so ignoring material differences), which would you prefer for that kind of use? Being we are talking food prep, the choice of material is part of the design, Lc200N is perfect for EDC-food pre...

I bought the serrated Caribbean because I didn't have a serrated knife and wanted to give it a try, I liked the idea of a serrated edge being rust-worry- free. At first I thought the knife was a bit too much for an EDC, but after putting it my pocket and finding it extremely useful for unexpected t...

I bought the serrated Caribbean because I didn't have a serrated knife and wanted to give it a try, I liked the idea of a serrated edge being rust-worry- free. At first I thought the knife was a bit too much for an EDC, but after putting it my pocket and finding it extremely useful for unexpected ta...

Any interest in a light weight LC200N kapara? Would it be FRN or G10? Lockback or compression? Personally I would love a Salty Kapara.

Any interest in a light weight LC200N kapara? Would it be FRN or G10, linerless lockback or compression?

I have the newer s90v carbon fiber, very beautiful knife, but also a bit of a paper weight being very dense. Too heavy for me to put in my pocket, but the heft adds intrigue, it stays in my desk and I enjoy handling it.

Blade is strong enough for whittling and cardboard, but the knife itself is thin and smallish in hand, a thicker and larger knife handle would better accommodate cutting a lot of cardboard.

The thing about the Chap is how much blade you get for the package, no wasted space in those scales!