These look to be great looking folders for a higher end EDC. Does anyone have any feedback on these? Thanks.
Mike
Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
I have this one if it's what your looking at.
Lone Wolf Paul Leopard Stone LM23240 Gold 3 1/8 "
I have never thought of useing it.
If I HAD to go to a BLACK TIE DINNER she would be one to take with me. I am sure I would pull her out at the table too...
Lone Wolf Paul Leopard Stone LM23240 Gold 3 1/8 "
I have never thought of useing it.
If I HAD to go to a BLACK TIE DINNER she would be one to take with me. I am sure I would pull her out at the table too...
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mc1130
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
This one caught me eye again. I know this was a limited run but have you ever seen another sale?
I cannot follow Lone Wolfe's production runs, are most limited to 150 to 500 pieces?
Thanks again.
I cannot follow Lone Wolfe's production runs, are most limited to 150 to 500 pieces?
Thanks again.
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Dave O
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
I carry this occasionally. It is good for executive use and also protection, as it locks open.
It is one handed also which I like.
It is one handed also which I like.
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needbucks
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
I have a couple of them.
I have the brother of the Passion Stone one pictured up above. Never carried it. I don't know how well the gold plated hardware would hold up under carrying. I have been known to carry my burlwood Paul. Nice little knife. No complaints about anything except I wish the price was half what it is.
I have the brother of the Passion Stone one pictured up above. Never carried it. I don't know how well the gold plated hardware would hold up under carrying. I have been known to carry my burlwood Paul. Nice little knife. No complaints about anything except I wish the price was half what it is.
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
Hello,
I own two Pauls and six Lone Wolf knives total !!
US 45 is my everyday carry.
They are all great !
Get one & enjoy !
fmg
I own two Pauls and six Lone Wolf knives total !!
US 45 is my everyday carry.
They are all great !
Get one & enjoy !
fmg
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Re: Lone Wolf "Paul" Knives
Those are beautiful knives!
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