Agree. I'm always wanting to see the blade(s) and I've never even considered an acrylic they just don't fit with the wood aesthetic I like but something about this pattern broke the acrylic barrier for me. And it's fabulous. I love the cocobolo clerk too. Here's my pairBeautiful Mr. Crappie !!!
The instinct on a pocket knife is to want to see the blades, but, I love the look of a finely made folder .... all folded up.
Excellent examples of both Mr. Rusty Rick. Now all you need to do is get some patina on those blades!Agree. I'm always wanting to see the blade(s) and I've never even considered an acrylic they just don't fit with the wood aesthetic I like but something about this pattern broke the acrylic barrier for me. And it's fabulous. I love the cocobolo clerk too. Here's my pair
Right? I'm a light user. I don't use them just to use them typically. If a kitchen knife will do the job better I use that. I know blasphemy here... But yeah I do need to favor them a bit more. Point takenExcellent examples of both Mr. Rusty Rick. Now all you need to do is get some patina on those blades!
He probably didn't care either ... since it wasn't a "throwing knife", at any rate.
#48 again l knowbut I like it. At least it’s not sitting on a rock today.
......... matter of fact I've kinda been a huntin' for a rock as handsome as yours.As you do on Stag Saturday.
Butler Lamb w/ spey and a KA-BAR-LO
Whoa Momma!! Serial number 02???
It was strange. They sat in the store case for a while. At about 9:30 I bought the two blade and the single blade. People stared at me like I was nuts, but it's one of the best buys I ever made.
