
I am almost broke from this last month of starting guitar, new glasses, clothing stock up.
Now i "have" get one for myself...



Nothing really scientific on my part Roland it just feels to me like the weight of the larger blades on these hunters kind of equals out the spring strength and the blades just roll into place. The only exception I found was a thin flat grind hunter that snapped fairly hard..kootenay joe wrote:Greg, i don't understand this: " With the larger blade you just don't need the kind of snap that you get in a stockman or or smaller jack."
I associate larger slipjoints with stronger springs and knives like Gent's pen knives with softer springs.
Would you mind explaining why a lesser snap on a larger knife is 'all you need' ?
thanks, note i am not disagreeing, just wanting to learn.
kj
That didn't take long, I was able to pick up a pretty nice one, I'm thinking each dealer did not get very many of the stag ones.kootenay joe wrote:Some very nice stag on the Knife Connection 97's but all are SOLD.
kj
Thanks Roland, I did see one on Ebay Sat or Sun that had a 175 BIN and it sold fairly fast.kootenay joe wrote:John, nice knife ! These 97's have excellent stag but i am sure there are not enough of them for all of us who would like to get one. I wonder how many are already on ebay with high B.I.N. price ?
kj
Stephen, Thank for posting that. Just bought a yellow rose as well. I have not heard of TSA knives. Much appreciated.Stephen wrote:I just bought a "yellow rose"
from TSA Knives. $119.95.