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10-05-2012, 19:05
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I'm new around here, but love knives. I'm mostly a folder guy, but just ordered my first fixed blade. I ordered an ESSE Izula. Can't wait to get it.
From memory. 2012 purchases.
Just got a Kershaw OD2 last night.
Purchased a small lockback from a U.P. Michigan maker called Rapid River Knifeworks.
Benchmade mini griptilian
SOG Aegis Camo
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10-05-2012, 20:32
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#102
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish Stout
I'm new around here, but love knives. I'm mostly a folder guy, but just ordered my first fixed blade. I ordered an ESSE Izula. Can't wait to get it.
From memory. 2012 purchases.
Just got a Kershaw OD2 last night.
Purchased a small lockback from a U.P. Michigan maker called Rapid River Knifeworks.
Benchmade mini griptilian
SOG Aegis Camo
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Izula's are great knives.
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10-06-2012, 16:11
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#103
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Just this year I got back into knives and so far have acquired:
- ZT 0551
- ZT 0550 (1 of the 113 that left the factory w/ Elmax by accident)
- ZT 0350
- ZT 0400
- ZT 0560
- DPx Hest 2.0 folder
- Bradley Kimura 2 balisong
- Microtech Ultratech OTF D/E
- Chris Reeve LG Sebenza
- Chris Reeve/Wilson Combat Startac Umnumzaan
- Spyderco Techno
- Brous Blades Silent Soldier flipper
- Three Sisters Forge Beast
....and there are still some on my short list I want to get before the year is out
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10-06-2012, 23:26
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#104
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Quote:
Originally Posted by joker42179
Just this year I got back into knives and so far have acquired:
- ZT 0551
- ZT 0550 (1 of the 113 that left the factory w/ Elmax by accident)
- ZT 0350
- ZT 0400
- ZT 0560
- DPx Hest 2.0 folder
- Bradley Kimura 2 balisong
- Microtech Ultratech OTF D/E
- Chris Reeve LG Sebenza
- Chris Reeve/Wilson Combat Startac Umnumzaan
- Spyderco Techno
- Brous Blades Silent Soldier flipper
- Three Sisters Forge Beast
....and there are still some on my short list I want to get before the year is out 
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Nice bunch of knives!
I've added a few myself, including 5 Hinderers and about 8 or 9 Sebenzas. I also just got my first CRK Ti-Lock, a William Henry, a few nice kitchen knives, a ZT560, a ZT350, another ZT200. Plus I inherited a complete set of Henckels kitchen knives.
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10-07-2012, 11:19
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#105
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My knife-buying has slowed down considerably as I'm starting to conclude that I only have so many uses to which I can reasonably apply the knives I already have...
This year's purchases were a Spydie Sage 1 (second from left) and a Perrin PPT (second from right):
I also got the small SOG tomahawk, if that counts...
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10-08-2012, 17:40
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#106
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Picked up two Fiddleback Forge knives off of BF. A "tuxedo" Day Hiker and a Bloodwood Bushcrafter. ALMOST bought a beautiful Recluse but was able to stay strong.
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10-08-2012, 17:44
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#107
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Southwest Missouri
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I just recently lost a Benchmade Osborne  The last two knives I got have been a Becker BKII and a Mora Triflex. Sure to get more later though.
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10-08-2012, 17:47
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#108
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Another ESSE junkie here! My ESSE-5-OD:
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10-09-2012, 03:55
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#109
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Location: Lancaster, Ohio
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JFrame
My knife-buying has slowed down considerably as I'm starting to conclude that I only have so many uses to which I can reasonably apply the knives I already have...
This year's purchases were a Spydie Sage 1 (second from left) and a Perrin PPT (second from right):
I also got the small SOG tomahawk, if that counts...
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That Sage is a very sweet EDC. I grab mine for "polite" occasions.
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10-09-2012, 05:02
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#110
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Senior Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Officer's Match
That Sage is a very sweet EDC. I grab mine for "polite" occasions.
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Totally agree...!
Sometimes, I find that I grab it even when I can accommodate a bigger knife, just because it's so handy.
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10-10-2012, 23:17
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#111
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The newest arrival into my Sebenza collection....
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To those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending American freedom, you will not be forgotten. Freedom is worth the price that many of us are willing to pay. Freedom is everyone's job.
RIP my friends Greg and Florence, see you again on the other side.
RIP Jeff ( 23Skidoo) - 1962-2012
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
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10-11-2012, 00:11
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#112
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Anything by American Kami and I am dying for a Ken Onion 8" chefs' knife.
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10-11-2012, 00:34
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nursetim
Anything by American Kami and I am dying for a Ken Onion 8" chefs' knife.
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Break down and buy one, you won't regret it.
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To those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending American freedom, you will not be forgotten. Freedom is worth the price that many of us are willing to pay. Freedom is everyone's job.
RIP my friends Greg and Florence, see you again on the other side.
RIP Jeff ( 23Skidoo) - 1962-2012
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
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10-11-2012, 04:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone_Wolfe
The newest arrival into my Sebenza collection....

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I like that blade shape.
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10-11-2012, 10:55
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#115
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Nice guy
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10-11-2012, 11:03
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#116
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Cool scales. I Tek-Locked one of my Izula's and my 3, handy way to carry. Who built the sheath?
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10-11-2012, 15:31
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Quote:
Originally Posted by syntaxerrorsix
I like that blade shape.
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Thanks, I think I do, too. I've got one of the earlier Insingos, and the blade is a little more "Wharncliffy". I don't like that one as much, I'm going to sell it.
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To those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending American freedom, you will not be forgotten. Freedom is worth the price that many of us are willing to pay. Freedom is everyone's job.
RIP my friends Greg and Florence, see you again on the other side.
RIP Jeff ( 23Skidoo) - 1962-2012
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
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10-11-2012, 15:36
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#118
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10-11-2012, 15:36
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CLM Number 301
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone_Wolfe
Thanks, I think I do, too. I've got one of the earlier Insingos, and the blade is a little more "Wharncliffy". I don't like that one as much, I'm going to sell it.
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Agreed, You now have the benefits of a very strong tip and just enough belly to promote superior slicing. Nice score.
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10-11-2012, 16:45
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Originally Posted by NeverMore1701
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NRA Benefactor Member++++++SAF Life Member+++++++++++
To those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending American freedom, you will not be forgotten. Freedom is worth the price that many of us are willing to pay. Freedom is everyone's job.
RIP my friends Greg and Florence, see you again on the other side.
RIP Jeff ( 23Skidoo) - 1962-2012
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
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10-11-2012, 16:48
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Quote:
Originally Posted by syntaxerrorsix
Agreed, You now have the benefits of a very strong tip and just enough belly to promote superior slicing. Nice score.
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Thanks. And would you believe I snagged that one for $300?
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NRA Benefactor Member++++++SAF Life Member+++++++++++
To those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while defending American freedom, you will not be forgotten. Freedom is worth the price that many of us are willing to pay. Freedom is everyone's job.
RIP my friends Greg and Florence, see you again on the other side.
RIP Jeff ( 23Skidoo) - 1962-2012
FREEDOM IS NOT FREE
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10-11-2012, 16:53
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#122
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Hey dirtbag -- really great gig you got there -- ever do anything productive in your life??
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10-11-2012, 17:05
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CLM Number 301
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone_Wolfe
Thanks. And would you believe I snagged that one for $300? 
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Nope! Big fan of the secondary market  You did quite well regardless!
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10-12-2012, 21:42
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#124
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Senior Member
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Location: Los Angeles
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this week
A couple of Mora 137s. This is the classic with the wood handle and leather sheath. I had one of the sheaths dyed for $4 extra. Just sharpened the new knives on my Spyderco sharpening system tonight.
Also a used Endura serrated from ebay.
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10-12-2012, 23:26
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#125
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Senior Member
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