What "Other" is in your pocket???

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Re: What "Other" is in your pocket???

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JuPaul wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 8:56 pm
I pre-ordered this at the beginning of the year and it finally arrived! This might be the best production Bugout yet, imo. Not having grivory scales makes such a huge difference on this knife, and these contoured aluminum ones are awesome. Still super lightweight and they look incredible.
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That one caught my eye earlier on. Very nice!

I wish Spyderco would return to using aluminum on some models.
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Re: What "Other" is in your pocket???

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I've been carrying this Boye folder since I got it a couple weeks ago.
The selling points for me were the total resistance to corrosion and the solid, unlined FRN scales.

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StuntZombie wrote:
Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:14 am
I've been carrying this Boye folder since I got it a couple weeks ago.
The selling points for me were the total resistance to corrosion and the solid, unlined FRN scales.

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I've always wanted to pick one up. Let us know how it does in use.
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VashHash wrote:
Wed Sep 08, 2021 12:36 pm

I've always wanted to pick one up. Let us know how it does in use.
It's definitely a different animal. It tends to lose its hair popping edge quickly, but still continues to cut and cut.

The new ones aren't ground, they're cast to size, so they are quite a bit thicker than the older versions. Still, it's been performing well for me at work.
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JuPaul wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 8:56 pm
I pre-ordered this at the beginning of the year and it finally arrived! This might be the best production Bugout yet, imo. Not having grivory scales makes such a huge difference on this knife, and these contoured aluminum ones are awesome. Still super lightweight and they look incredible.
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I've been seriously tempted by that one! It just seems too pricey for what it is. We'll see, maybe I'll pick one up yet
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I agree, that is one sweet looking Bugout. I've only had 2 knives with aluminum scales and I liked them. I know a lot of people dislike them though, for whatever reason.
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I like aluminum scales and that bugout is on my radar. If I didn’t have an aversion to coated blades I would have preordered one.
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I can cope with aluminum as handle material but would not be my first choice (I'd rather have micarta, cf or g10).
Nevertheless, I enjoy the heck out of my MTs

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murphjd25 wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 10:29 pm
JuPaul wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 8:56 pm
I pre-ordered this at the beginning of the year and it finally arrived! This might be the best production Bugout yet, imo. Not having grivory scales makes such a huge difference on this knife, and these contoured aluminum ones are awesome. Still super lightweight and they look incredible.
Wow, love that new Bugout Julia! It is such an exceptional knife without the Grivory scales. As far as the Slayback goes, I may wait and see if they make a large one. I just can’t wrap my head around why they wouldn’t make it a Chris Reeve framelock, just seems kind of weird to me and looks funny I guess…
I'm definitely on board for a larger Slayback as well. Hopefully it'll be out next year (with a framelock :winking-tongue).
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JRinFL wrote:
Wed Sep 08, 2021 7:39 am
JuPaul wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 8:56 pm
I pre-ordered this at the beginning of the year and it finally arrived! This might be the best production Bugout yet, imo. Not having grivory scales makes such a huge difference on this knife, and these contoured aluminum ones are awesome. Still super lightweight and they look incredible.
That one caught my eye earlier on. Very nice!

I wish Spyderco would return to using aluminum on some models.
Agreed. Aluminum scales are so lightweight and can look great - really nice.
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Sharp Guy wrote:
Wed Sep 08, 2021 10:00 pm
JuPaul wrote:
Tue Sep 07, 2021 8:56 pm
I pre-ordered this at the beginning of the year and it finally arrived! This might be the best production Bugout yet, imo. Not having grivory scales makes such a huge difference on this knife, and these contoured aluminum ones are awesome. Still super lightweight and they look incredible.
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I've been seriously tempted by that one! It just seems too pricey for what it is. We'll see, maybe I'll pick one up yet
I noticed GPKnives has them on sale for $206 (gotta add it to your cart to see the price). I personally think it's worth that with the upgraded steel and really nicely milled scales.
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1 - Monterey Bay Knives Slayback Flipper / ZDP 189
1 - CRK Small Sebenza 31/Macassar Ebony Inlays
1 - CRK Large Inkosi Insingo/ Black Micarta Inlays
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I’m mostly a one knife guy, but I had to get the Sebbie out for 9/11. The Bantam lives permanently in that leather slip so it almost doesn’t count. The KC Dragonfly has been my favorite EDC lately, so I couldn’t put it down even if I would have been well knifed without it.

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Won't quite fit in a pocket (4" blade, 8.5" overall) but this is a new one that showed up Friday. Excellent craftsmanship from a rather new custom maker. It's also made of magic unicorn dust... I mean MagnaCut. Did a late night reprofile job to a super duper thin edge tonight and did a little damage to the beautiful finish due to my rather unsteady hands, but this knife is gonna end up with scars and stories anyway. Photo taken right out of the box when I got it. No good light in the house tonight for photos of the reprofile job.

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Wandering_About wrote:
Sun Sep 12, 2021 1:36 am
Won't quite fit in a pocket (4" blade, 8.5" overall) but this is a new one that showed up Friday. Excellent craftsmanship from a rather new custom maker. It's also made of magic unicorn dust... I mean MagnaCut. Did a late night reprofile job to a super duper thin edge tonight and did a little damage to the beautiful finish due to my rather unsteady hands, but this knife is gonna end up with scars and stories anyway. Photo taken right out of the box when I got it. No good light in the house tonight for photos of the reprofile job.

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MacLaren wrote:
Sun Sep 12, 2021 9:11 am
Wandering_About wrote:
Sun Sep 12, 2021 1:36 am
Won't quite fit in a pocket (4" blade, 8.5" overall) but this is a new one that showed up Friday. Excellent craftsmanship from a rather new custom maker. It's also made of magic unicorn dust... I mean MagnaCut. Did a late night reprofile job to a super duper thin edge tonight and did a little damage to the beautiful finish due to my rather unsteady hands, but this knife is gonna end up with scars and stories anyway. Photo taken right out of the box when I got it. No good light in the house tonight for photos of the reprofile job.

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Whoa mule!!!!
Is that Magna Cut I see? :astonished :face monocle :exploding-head
That it is. I actually have two knives made of MagnaCut, have had the other since the end of June. Gotta dig a little but there are custom makers out there that have some. Wasn't planning on getting a second MagnaCut blade so soon but this maker posted that he had a spot come available (somebody probably backed out) and he's been one I've been watching, so I jumped at the chance. Thought about going with AEB-L, but he had MagnaCut and I could not help myself.
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kobold wrote:
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That's my all time favorite fixed blade right there.

Not my most carried lately, but when it comes to accumulated belt time, nothing else even comes close.
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