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schrade 194ot

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this is the last of my schrades. carried for many years. exceptional service. still locks up tight. nothing fancy, just wanted to share.
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Great knife Johnnie... ::tu::

The 194 OT is a great knife and the liner lock gives you a sturdy, dependable worker for sure... ::nod::

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thanks bill, i was twisting wrenches back then and it did a lot of work.
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I have a 194, exceptionally sharp edge, they are great knives indeed. Still debating whether to leave the sawcut on it or put on some nice wood scales?
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A great pattern & a hard working knife. ::tu::
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Post by Bryan »

Great knife!

That is the same pattern my uncle carried for years. I remember it well because he was very fond of it's performance and how sharp it always was. I had it in my hands several times to check out. He finally wore the blade down to 20% or so after many hours of service and sharpening.

My uncle is not a collector, and he had no attachment to it, so he traded it to my dad for a new user. I hope to trade it from dad to give to my cousin one day.

I just wanted to share this as a testiment to the dependability and quality of those good ol Schrade knives. I don't collect the brand as much as other brands, but I sure respect them just as much. ::tu::

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jonet143 wrote:this is the last of my schrades. carried for many years. exceptional service. still locks up tight. nothing fancy, just wanted to share.
I have many Schrade knives and my thought is WHY is that your LAST Schrade? :shock: :shock:

I still find it hard to find a better knife even at the prices that Schrades are going for today. For the money they are still super knives and super users. IMO

Here is one of my latest Schrade BIG knife. :P :P
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ken, i sold about ten or so. bought other knives i wanted. i regret letting some of them go. live and learn. but this one i'm keeping.
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I just picked up my 1st 194 last week, its a great pattern- I wish I got one sooner. Let's not forget it's little brother the 18OT Mighty Mite, my all time favorite little pocketknife.

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