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And Jon you're wrong the hole isn't for opening one handed, it's a speed hole makes the knife cut faster
Good quality pocket knife ! any ideas?
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And Jon you're wrong the hole isn't for opening one handed, it's a speed hole makes the knife cut faster
Jigged bone!!!!!!!ooof! thats what my pocket money it waiting for, had to sell my tk4 last year, and miss it alot. superb little knife.
Normark/EKA Super Swede is worth a look. Similar to the EKA 8/10. Not overpriced like some you see and does everything you need. Well, everything I need anyway. 
Er, well, Jonathan, almost everything, but that's another (short) story, shortly to be told...
Er, well, Jonathan, almost everything, but that's another (short) story, shortly to be told...
its for looking thro gives you a more rounded view of the knife world
oh the Svord peasant is not EDC legal out of the box its cutting edge is just over the 3" so need a little of the front (or back )
ATB
Duncan
Well have a great trip Jonathan. Have you decided not to take a parang with you? You know you'd be welcome. No, I haven't lost the bushy, and I sure was glad I had it with me.
Well have a great trip Jonathan. Have you decided not to take a parang with you? You know you'd be welcome. No, I haven't lost the bushy, and I sure was glad I had it with me.
It's already in my equipment case en route to the Equater. I promise to look after it. Have to fly now as I'm meeting Davey569 to hunt possible pussy cat sign and emerging adders. Will catch up with you tomorrow. I'm off to Venez Monday.
Contrary to previous replies, it's actually for measuring out very small portions of spaghetti.
+ Another one for the UKPK, also have a U2 which is this weeks companion which is really growing on me............
Owning a few Spydercos I favour them for the main reason they are so very user friendly. For a slippy (for me) the UKPK is tops, great in the hand & like all Spydies, feeling like it can punch well above its weight. Own and like the Natives and use the tenacious and persistance alot (have the ambitious and resiliance on order too) they are more priced to use in my opinion. I am fortunate in that I can usually justify a locking blade EDC for the most part for work and such so I tend to not worry to much about that side of things but for when it could be an issue its the UKPK, SAK or similar
Owning a few Spydercos I favour them for the main reason they are so very user friendly. For a slippy (for me) the UKPK is tops, great in the hand & like all Spydies, feeling like it can punch well above its weight. Own and like the Natives and use the tenacious and persistance alot (have the ambitious and resiliance on order too) they are more priced to use in my opinion. I am fortunate in that I can usually justify a locking blade EDC for the most part for work and such so I tend to not worry to much about that side of things but for when it could be an issue its the UKPK, SAK or similar
+1 ukpk I also use one of these http://www.michaelmorrisknives.com/current.php scroll down to friction folder. Well respected on British Blades forum and I am very pleased with mine. Useful way around the edc rules on locking knives, the tang means it won't close on your fingers and it'll open your beer too
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I,ve got agree with ma pals the twins , EKA 8 great blade 12c27 ss. Bought 2, great value. Don,t rate the EKA 10 though, too fine a point and too long .
Another knife worth a look might be http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=6196, I have not seen it but its getting rave reviews and ticks a few boxes.
phil,
Another knife worth a look might be http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=6196, I have not seen it but its getting rave reviews and ticks a few boxes.
phil,
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