Topzide
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My buddy is clearing out some knives. He's selling a $400 Kukri with 50% off so it's now $200! It's 23" in over all length with a 14" blade. I listed his shop previously and if interested, tell him you saw it on TBN. Thanks.
Let's see your knife.
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I love Kershaw knives. Very sharp and easy to sharpen.
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If you find two knives on my wife you have not looked hard enough.
JeepHead
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My favorite brand of knives to buy!
Yogi05
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In the late 80's I paid $95 for a pair of Kershaw scissors because they came with a pocket knife
that looked like a shotgun shell
I still have both, and another Kershaw. I still use the scissors on a daily basis in the kitchen etc. including
cutting tooling leather once in a while. Never had to sharpen them.
Don't know where the shotgun shell knife is, but I stumble across it once in a while in my stuff.
The other one was a fairly large folder that came in a pouch with a mag light. Carried it hunting at times
but never used it. Too expensive always went to a cheaper knife if cutting something.
Big fan, even though I'm afraid to use the more expensive stuff.
(A little insight to my mentality )
that looked like a shotgun shell
I still have both, and another Kershaw. I still use the scissors on a daily basis in the kitchen etc. including
cutting tooling leather once in a while. Never had to sharpen them.
Don't know where the shotgun shell knife is, but I stumble across it once in a while in my stuff.
The other one was a fairly large folder that came in a pouch with a mag light. Carried it hunting at times
but never used it. Too expensive
always went to a cheaper knife if cutting something.Big fan, even though I'm afraid to use the more expensive stuff.
(A little insight to my mentality
)
JeepHead
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The only thing I don't like about the Kershaw folders is the locking mechanism. They will come accidently unlocked which happened to me and closed down on my finger while I was out deer hunting. Dang near took my finger off and had to hike outta the woods and drive to the ER for stitches...
rangerfredbob
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If a liner lock fails like that it is not because of the design, it's a fine tuned setup and it was either dirty or shouldn't have passed inspection, Kershaw actually has a pretty good warranty, I work down the street from their Tualatin Oregon facility and they have a factory sale every year, been going since like '97 so you could say I have a Kershaw or two . That said I like fixed blades for that type of work, too hard to clean most folders anyway... sucks you had that situation though!
I keep a cheap Kershaw clipped to my pocket all the time and a Leatherman E4 multi tool that has wire strippers and such, they're handy little things that I've carried every day since '08... shame they've been discontinued for a long time, the used market on them is insane, they used to be $35 new now they go for $75-250 on Ebay...
. That said I like fixed blades for that type of work, too hard to clean most folders anyway... sucks you had that situation though!I keep a cheap Kershaw clipped to my pocket all the time and a Leatherman E4 multi tool that has wire strippers and such, they're handy little things that I've carried every day since '08... shame they've been discontinued for a long time, the used market on them is insane, they used to be $35 new now they go for $75-250 on Ebay...