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Reysc
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jbirds1210 wrote:Rey,
Before it gets to that point..........just call me and I will mail you a freakin pocket knife! ;-)
Just remember that your wife needs you to carry a knife...how else will she get the tags off of her new outfits?
Jason
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Thanks for the good laugh,Jason!!!

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Reysc wrote: I know you're right!! Oh gosh.. hope I don't get as addicted as I am with guns.. Might end up in Divorce Court!!
Do what I did; SWMBO has a day-glo green (her favorite color) Mini-Griptilian that I gave her for her birthday a couple of years ago, partly as an excuse to order my fullsize black Griptilian. ;-)

Gotta hand it to Benchmade on that one, too. Both are knives have been through a lot, and both will still take and keep a scary edge in just a few minutes with the Gatco sharpener. I've still got the CRKT and the Kershaw that I had before I got my Benchmade, but they're in the cars as backups now, since neither of them has quite the same overall quality.

I'm hard on knives, (I once ruined a Cold Steel Large Gunsite Tanto by whittling bois d'arc) so I'm picky about quality. Anything I can get for $30 or less tends to be ruined within a week. Two years in my pocket (to its credit, the Cold Steel was going into its third year when it died) is a real indicator of quality.
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I bought my wife a Spyderco Tasman Salt for mother's day. She was very happy and carries it every day. :grin:
I am scared of empty guns and keep mine loaded at all times. The family knows the guns are loaded and treats them with respect. Loaded guns cause few accidents; empty guns kill people every year. -Elmer Keith. 1961

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I'm pretty tough on knives as well. I always had a little pocket knife since I was a kid. I upgraded to a bigger clip knife when I went through EMS and was on the ambulance. Great for seatbelts. I've gone through countless Gerbers, a few S&W's, and one Benchmade. The Benchmade got lost in the mail when I sent it back for a factory repair. Scale broke and they said they'd replace it for free. Never came home. Benchmade showed they'd sent it back, but UPS never delivered, and couldn't track it down. I didn't fight, and I should have. Stupid of me. Now I've got an Emerson 2002 Commander with wave feature. 3 years old and I have no intention of replacing it anytime soon. It's hands down the best knife I've ever owned. I feel naked without it.

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I've got e CRKT MIL M16 and I put it through hell - its my second one. First one was replaced after over a year being carried on my person daily, even on my Abrams tank. Never skipped a beat before it failed and was replaced for free when it did(the deployment posts on the blade came loose).

Only have to sharpen it every few months, only b/c I like to split hairs with it.
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