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Kershaw Gerber Smith and Wesson SOG Benchmade Blackhawk HK Those are the top companies in terms of knives. I forgot all about posting here, came back to see what I wrote, and LOL'd again at this... again! I sincerely hope you are joking calling these the "top companies", because 1: S&W doesn't make...

I like that Izula folder, clean looking but also fairly robust.

Maybe he did, but if he didn't then its a bit harsh to call him out on it like that man. "They are quite expensive for being made in china. I'd spend my money on an American made for the same price." To me it looked like hes saying that Chinese knives are usually made at a cheaper price point, which...

Frank wrote:

Walking-dead wrote:They are quite expensive for being made in china. I'd spend my money on an American made for the same price.

just because its not US made doesn't mean its crap.

He didn't actually say that dude.

Generally their older style fixed blades are good, most people avoid the folders. Often overpriced flashy crap, with mediocre steels. And avoid Gerber, S&W. Generally the top middle is Spyderco, Kershaw, Benchmade and Cold steel (even though people love to hate 'em) If you want the best in productio...

Havn't yet used it, feels great but have been working so its sitting lonely on my desk waiting to be played with :cry: And the knife is really nice, forms part of a nice collection and is a great slicer, steel isnt great but what can you expect from 60+ years ago :lol: Hope to sell my ZT 350 soon i ...

This little Penknife
Thomas Turner Co, Sheffield about 1930-1950ish

Picked up a lovely Thomas Turner Penknife from the furnace end boot fair in the west mids the other day. Cost £2, lovely little thing and had a good chat to the seller about knives, British army issue kit and Section 139 of the CJA1988 :D He was a collector of trinkets, old badges, lapel pins, Hohne...

Tomahawks are a bit weak, i own a CS trail hawk one and for humans it would be ok but it lacks the weight needed for a solid head breakage. Something like a large framing hammer, small sledgehammer or a nice wrecking bar would do the best. Wouldn't use a machete either, dont think it would deliver a...

WTF

TC wrote: 1. All guns are always loaded.
2. Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.
4. Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.

Same rules i got taught and teach others aswell

If it is then Walmart would also be in there?

Yayz

A common problem with some of my friends who own shops and internet sites as well is that they have to advertise the online prices cheaper, because its a lot more competetive. If you want to keep prices similar then i suggest using the online one as a reference/reserving for the shop. I prefer to lo...

Mice then?

Got a bit bored the other day and after remembering a Mod somebody did on EDCForums regarding a Gerber Clutch and their house keys i too decided to have a try. I used a Magnusson Star/Torx key tool holder which i took the Star keys off of, i had to drill out my house key holes so they would fit the ...

Seals
Just realised
Its defiently not a land mammal per se, only thing i could think of though

Pint of your best Guest Ale please
Just received an Email back from kershaw RE: Replacing pocket clip and screws for my ZT 350, took them about a week to get back to me but its free and very polite.
Top service

jamoni wrote:I would just get a set of needle files and redo the edge. The Delica is 440C or similar, not a super hard steel. Just file the serrations into shape from the serrated side, then hone the other side. You should be able to get it razor sharp in no time.

Its VG10

Poseidon wrote:krylons do suck, but you don't start off with the best
plus they're more available, cheaper, and for general usage, sufficient.

Where I am Krylon or Rustoleum will set you back more than a can of Mtn

Did anyone say Spork? I edc a titanium one and it comes useful in the canteen instead of those shit plastic things they give out with meals

When I can kit out my own place these are on my list to get along with a few kitchen devils and a nice Shun

Krylons crap anyway. Compared Belton, MTN, Plastikote and Wilkos own brand (lulz) recently on my own wall at home. Belton was the smoothest out the can but it was with a NY fat cap, the others were all with Montanas thin to medium cap (the white one). Plastikote is thick and blotchy and doesn't spra...

^ What if, according to you scenario, the markings are removed due to environment or assholes? I would second the use of spray-paint, specifically a graffiti paint like Montana Hardcore, as it would be much more likely to weather adverse conditions while still being removable with a chemical stripp...