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Native50 wrote:You know you might have a problem when you walk in the SFO and they say "Oh, you again." :)

Great folks there ...

All things said, that's a good problem to have.

Yeah, I am definitely on a first name basis with the folks at the SFO. :o

Classics

That blurple PM2 is a stunner.

Got this little guy tonight. Such a solid knife in such a small package :cool:

My newest addition, the Urban, has gotten the nod for work edc since I got it. Was playing around with the Prisma app earlier and thought this came out pretty cool:

That's pretty cool Nate

Spydergirl88 wrote:Got this little guy tonight. Such a solid knife in such a small package :cool:

This is a beautiful knife. What model is it?

Leeroy37 wrote:

Everybody's photography seems to be getting better and better :eek: I really like the high resolution, light, and detail in this shot, which I suppose has been sharpened or enhanced a bit with software? I think it would make a great calendar shot, if it matched the calendar's page format.

Just received this ATS34 first-run old lady, New in box- with all the papers and original little catalogue....seemed a shame not let her out into the fresh air at last

DougC-3 wrote:

Leeroy37 wrote:

Everybody's photography seems to be getting better and better :eek: I really like the high resolution, light, and detail in this shot, which I suppose has been sharpened or enhanced a bit with software? I think it would make a great calendar shot, if it matched the calendar's page format.[

Thanks it was took on my iPhone then edited on snap seed app

Lee

demoncase wrote:Just received this ATS34 first-run old lady, New in box- with all the papers and original little catalogue....seemed a shame not let her out into the fresh air at last

Congrats Demoncase, you don't see many of them around, especially the ATS-34 SE's. I bought a NIB one on impulse about 18 months ago from a local forum member who got rid of his collection. It was only when I handled it that it dawned on me what a great model it is. I love the ergos - the thin single liner handle with polished micarta is well radiused and so comfortable. The large ricasso works intuitively as a choil. But most of I like the flowing lines. Beautiful.