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This also relates to a thread in the Counterfeit forum. If you ain't been there, it's your friend :)

There is a list of dealers in the March edition of Knife World. There is also a couple on eBay now.

Anybody here know/heard about these pocket knives? Salt River, Kentucky & CHINA!? Comments?
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I believe that John Cable is involved with these new "U.S. Classics" brand, and so far all I have heard from folks who have bought them has been positive.
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I figured they were good knives, that's what kinda concerns me.
Sterling Buster & Sargent are involved also. I started to bid on one, but could not bring myself to do it. Going by SMKW this weekend, if they have one I'll look it over and may buy it, we'll see.
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Post by Bear Claw Chris Lappe »

If you pick one up, be sure to give us a first hand account on quality, I have come close to buying one on Ebay to, but would like to see one up close first, but no store near me carry them.
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