japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
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tony morris
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japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
hello gents, can anyone tell me what grade stainless was used for the blades of these knives?
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Aimus Moses
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
Just a guess but probably some kind of J2 stainless. Low production $ and more profit $, that was Parkers M.O.
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
Jim Parker can't catch a break around here;Aimus Moses wrote:Just a guess but probably some kind of J2 stainless. Low production $ and more profit $, that was Parkers M.O.
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Aimus Moses
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
I apologize Paul if I offended you. I wouldn't want to do that for the world. I just call 'em like I see 'em. And as far as Buzz, you know that old saying, the nut doesn't fall very far from the tree.
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
Never having met Jim Parker in person or done any business with him,I cannot comment on his character as a businessman or as a person.That being said I will say that Jim Parker did more for knife collecting than any ten other people I or anyone else could name off-hand.And that is ALL I can say on this subject.
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
Aimus, no apology necessary; everyone has their own opinions. I have bought and sold some knives with Jim; at his store in Chattanooga and knife shows. I don't thinks he ever pulled any fast ones; but was always glad to give advice and share his knowledge on knives. As a businessman; I am sure he wanted to make a profit; but Jim had a genuine love for knives. As for Buzz; I think it's all about the money.Aimus Moses wrote:I apologize Paul if I offended you. I wouldn't want to do that for the world. I just call 'em like I see 'em. And as far as Buzz, you know that old saying, the nut doesn't fall very far from the tree.
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Aimus Moses
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Re: japanese parker ixl clip & pen barlow knives
Well I guess it always comes down to two kind of people where ever Parker is involved, those that love him and those that hate him. I'm with Paul, everyone has their own opinion and they have to go on their experiences with or of the man. Paul, I have to agree with you, what ever J. Parker did, right or wrong, I think in general he did like knives. In my opinion I don't think Buzz cares the least about knives or the hobby of knife collecting. The $ is king of his world.
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