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Wow Anthony. I really, really like that cotton sampler.
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Canal moonpie trapper I got from Bryan.
He sure does have some Fantastic Canal Street knives...
I will have to get one of those. I am very pleased with the fit and finish of all CS knives from Bryan...
For the price do you think they are close to S&M quality ?
He sure does have some Fantastic Canal Street knives...
I will have to get one of those. I am very pleased with the fit and finish of all CS knives from Bryan...
For the price do you think they are close to S&M quality ?
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I have 25+ incuding a First Year Mint set, a Red Stag set, and quite a few swing guards and fixed blades. Fit and finsh on those Canal Street Knives is as good as any on the market. I have absolutely no problem with any of mine. Fit and Finish is very well done.tank wrote:Thanks guys!
Ken regardless of price i think Canal Street is equal to Schatt's fit and finish.
Hukk