A 3 inch pakistani folder of no repute

[screamingturnip]

Hi, I'm Turnip. That's not my real name but it's lot more interesting than my real one. Long time reader, first time poster. My knife collection is small; two swiss armies, a tiny imperial 194? barlow, an opinel no6, sodbuster jr., and the knife I wish to expand upon today. This is a double bladed 3 inch pakistani folder. The steel is crap more than likely, the construction overall is so-so and whoever had this knife before me really hated foreigner because not only did he make some odd alterations on the lock blade, he pounded this knife. Yet I love this knife. In a sea of pakistanis trying to gain a midwestern accent out of out of a desperation to fit in, this knife is playing cricket while talking smack at India. For five dollars, I got myself a conversation piece and a fun knife.

[philco]

to AAPK,

Glad you decided to step out of the shadows.

Phil

[screamingturnip]

Thanks that's the nicest greeting I've ever gotten from cookware and I've talked to farberware.

[tjmurphy]

Thanks that's the nicest greeting I've ever gotten from cookware and I've talked to faberware.

Anyway, welcome to AAPK

[philco]

Thanks that's the nicest greeting I've ever gotten from cookware and I've talked to farberware.

It's all about the cast iron man.

BTW don't recall ever talking to a turnip before.

[trail]

I like the knife. I like to see some old thing that's been beat to death and in general lived a hard life but is still kicking. In my book, a knife is a tool and that one still has a lot of work in it.