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Does anyone know the folder used by Jonas in the Season One finale? It first showed when he was cutting out a newspaper article and then when stabbing a bad guy at the party. The first showing had a pretty good look, the second showing was likely fleeting.

It's twenty years later and I still inwardly cringe at the thought of selling that **** popcorn. Anyway, a POS knife that I won from selling popcorn for Boy Scouts, coupled with the fact that I'm in Boy Scouts (Be Prepared) was what started me EDC'ing; but the thing that stuck in my mind to make me ...

Last time I used my E4 in a resturant on the food the waitress just looked and smiled. It is not uncommon for me it use it on the kids straws, as they are usually too long and end up tipping over and spilling mid-drink. I haven't had a comment or even a look yet. Why didn't this ever occur to me? I...

I'm still waiting, on and looking forward to, the fully serrated Crossbill.

here's my civvie cutting a morel. I thought it was made for this

I can imagine the reaction of a Madisonian to someone pulling out a Civilian for a regular cutting chore.

I have no work experience in law enforcement or corrections but those COs must be really stupid. Knowing that they are violating both the law and work policy and still doing it anyway?

The big one: You trusted a convict!? I'm certain that the prisoners are the ones giving all the evidence.

This was found among my grandfather's old things. A beat up knife likely used for hunting. My father guesses the knife was acquired about 1948. I assume it is either a run-of-the-mill commercial knife or military surplus. Overall length is 11". Blade length is 6 1/8" and sharpened edge is ...

yablanowitz wrote:Unfortunately, from what I have seen at my comfortable distance, having the clip on the outside of his pocket constitutes open display of a deadly weapon in New York City

That is just freaking insane. Good luck on your cousin getting the conviction expunged/reversed/whatever.

Good job.

There was an online shop that had the ATR at a clearance price of about $65. Wish I had the dough on hand to buy one.

I would say that, under the circumstances, the course of action he took was probably the best. There's no "one size fits all" answer for something like that. There are just too many variables. Age, size, physical condition, mental state, armament, and prior training (or lack thereof) of t...

CopilotATS-55 wrote:nope they dont. they do have an insanely tight spring so watch your fingers :O.

So the spring keeps the blade closed?

I was looking at the AG Russell used knife website and saw this . I searched this board and saw that the Ramco knives are desirable but even the Laguiole websites don't explain the mechanism of the dang knife. Does the blade lock open? Is there spring tension to keep the blade open? Does the blade h...

dedguy, I'd guess you've never visited the forum of a certain other knife company that starts with an "S". Tankman's initial response, rude as it was, was "extremely diplomatic" compared with some of those given by said company's owner. And, from what I understand, said owner (w...

Those J.D. Smith photos are fantastic. That knife is so much better than this photo would make me think.

Many are supervised because there lungs are in pristine condition. Me and My mother have the same doctor and Her lungs are better than mine. I know it sounds insane but its true... In the worst of it all, my doctor said I should start smoking. I had to deal with the stress somehow, or else id kill ...

Raqudu wrote:Exactly. Combine the existing yellow Salt 1 or Tasman style handle with an H-1 Dodo-style blade and the Mauritius Salt is born.

Keep the name geographically close. Coral or Solomon or Timor or Great Australian Bight Salt

I'll have to try and look around the next time I'm in the nearest large town. Aside from the usual blister pack Winchester and no-name knives at the hardware stores there are no stores around here that sell knives.

At that price range I figured the knives would be covered in plastic packaging. Maybe I'll just order the Crossbill and see if I like the blade shape.

Are their any retail chains that carry Byrd knives? I'd like to take a look at the different models to decide on what I might like to get.