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They harken to my army daze, and I like the quality, which is a close second IMO, to <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
<img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>'s still rule the roost!!!
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AllenETreat
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although i do not own any of their knives i am very impressed with benchmade. my only grievance is that i do not note a 4+" folder in their lineup. everything is a bit shy of 4 inches. other than that, i am most pleased with benchmade.
also, thought they do not make knives, i love sure fire. someday i'll own an 8AXHA commander. well, at any rate, i'm rambling, enough of me
grace and peace
sven
sven.
steel is unforgiving... sharp steel even more so
also, thought they do not make knives, i love sure fire. someday i'll own an 8AXHA commander. well, at any rate, i'm rambling, enough of me
grace and peace
sven
sven.
steel is unforgiving... sharp steel even more so
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The Deacon
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Buck; I carried a 501 for almost twenty five years before discovering Spydercos. It still locks up tight and takes a good edge, but Spydies are just so much easier to open. In addition, their original Fillet knife is my favorite carving knife, and my close to forty year old Caper my favorite paring knife.
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dialex
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I have a Kershaw Chive and I like the little one. But if I were to choose, I'd go for a Microtech Vector (beautiful) or a Scarab (this auto really managed to impress me, and I was thinking I've seen them all) <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
MoD's Ladyhawk or Duane Dieter's mini CQC is also among favorites. No match for a Spydie, it's true, I wouldn't pick one for EDC, but it's nice as a collectable item.
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MoD's Ladyhawk or Duane Dieter's mini CQC is also among favorites. No match for a Spydie, it's true, I wouldn't pick one for EDC, but it's nice as a collectable item.
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Strider, without a doubt!
They're some of the toughest knives in the world, and the maker offers a 100% replacement/repair policy, no questions asked. Even if you break it on purpose, they'll replace it. You don't see that very often these days!
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They're some of the toughest knives in the world, and the maker offers a 100% replacement/repair policy, no questions asked. Even if you break it on purpose, they'll replace it. You don't see that very often these days!
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
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My SERE 2000, MOD CQD MK II, Cuda CQB-1, Benchmade Sentinel are a few of my other favs. I am currently working on a sale for some of my non-essentials to get a Strider MFS. I thought it was going to go through today but I have to wait aleast another week. It seems like forever, when you are trying to get a new knife. Take Care!!!
"everything else is just a jeep"
"everything else is just a jeep"
My Buck-Strider collaboration is knockin at the door, but for now I'd have to say Ernie Emerson's stuff. I have an Emerson SpecWar, CQC7, Persian and a Mini-Commander. I'd like to build on that collection.
~Z~
"The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule." --H. L. Mencken
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"The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule." --H. L. Mencken
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fredswartz
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. I still can't get over the brute strength and heft of my Buck Mini-Strider spearpoint. Jerry>>>
Last week, at the NY Knife Show, I checked out the Buck-Strider folders. I must say, I was very impressed with their stoutness and quality. They're very well-built.
I believe one of the Buck-Strider folders will be my next folding knife. I'd like a Strider folder, but the ones I'd like are around $400. Even though they're Striders, that's still a lot of $$$$.
At the knife show, I also handled a Strider GB, which is their tanto-point folder. The knife was simply too large for me to have for EDC. Great knife, built like a tank. Just too big.
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
Last week, at the NY Knife Show, I checked out the Buck-Strider folders. I must say, I was very impressed with their stoutness and quality. They're very well-built.
I believe one of the Buck-Strider folders will be my next folding knife. I'd like a Strider folder, but the ones I'd like are around $400. Even though they're Striders, that's still a lot of $$$$.
At the knife show, I also handled a Strider GB, which is their tanto-point folder. The knife was simply too large for me to have for EDC. Great knife, built like a tank. Just too big.
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
I carry two knives, Spyderedge Merlin, and a Benchmade model 42. Untill the Spyderfly comes out, this is the best (Looking and performing) Bali I Have ever handled. Everything should be made out of titanium!
"Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker"-Willie Wonka
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"Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker"-Willie Wonka
Edited by - Pyrochazm on 11/18/2003 7:46:01 AM