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Let me guess......don't tell me you are in for a wood versionWood-Guy wrote:Sweet! That's going to be a unique piece.![]()
Why would you say that Robert?Robert wrote:Let me guess......don't tell me you are in for a wood versionWood-Guy wrote:Sweet! That's going to be a unique piece.![]()
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Classic Case wrote:I lucked on the 2 bone from Old100.

Classic Case wrote:I lucked out on the 2 bone from Old100.



With all that being said biglmbass... I should have the two others in wood hopefully later on this week... It's kinda different without the easy open, might have been kinda cool to include that on the bocote and cocobolo releases, but I guess that's what makes them unique.biglmbass wrote:Very nice.Granted, we all know they're all clean-up knives made with leftover parts, and the only thing N'field about some is the polished blade. That said, I'm pretty sure they've never used that "keyhole" or cloud shield on a bocote wood knife. Pretty neat. Were they EZ opens, I'd have been mighty tempted. Same for the cocobolo.
How do you like the LL version, Ryan? I've got one of each coming and am interested to see how I'm going to like the LL one.
The prototype that I saw had some seriously fine figure to it.Wood-Guy wrote: The bocote will be very easy on the eyes... ::drool::
Good eye biglmbass... Yes! Yes it does... It should be here in a couple of days... Hopefully.biglmbass wrote:The prototype that I saw had some seriously fine figure to it.Wood-Guy wrote: The bocote will be very easy on the eyes... ::drool::![]()