Nice Hinderer grind

Kershaw began its foray into the knife business sometime during 1974. The company was originally based in Portland Oregon, but most early knives were manufactured in Japan. The first US manufacturing plant was opened in 1997 & the company currently offers knives made in the U.S., Japan, & China. Pete Kershaw (an ex Gerber salesman) started the business.
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Stakeknife
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Nice Hinderer grind

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Just recieved this Rick Hinderer Kershaw. I especially like his blade. Kershaw speed assisted, value priced at $28.00

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Nice looking knife Ed! I really like the lines on both the frame and the blade ::tu:: good choice! Hard to beat a Kershaw :)
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Guess there is not much love for this Kershaw. Leeks are my fav but this knive has a beefy blade and all the same manners. Ricks knives go for about the same as Zero T so this one made off shore is a good value. I laid out 28.00 plus a little shipping and it is Kershaw sharp.
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Re: Nice Hinderer grind

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It's hard to believe the price on this knife. It looks to be far, far, more expensive. ::tu::
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