Carrying one on Throwback Thursday that used to be popular with the gentlemen. Camillus 49 no line (maybe there wasn't enough room? ), half-stops, expertly dyed and jigged Delrin that makes you think maybe it isn't and sharp enough blades to get the job done.
John.. That is plain KOOL!!!
John
Thank you, Sir.
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Sasquach wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 2:14 pm
These two today...
Nice, Sas, how do you like that CRKT?
I bought the CRKT used (must have been very lightly used) on flea-bay and have been carrying it pretty regularly since. It's the "Ignitor" model 6850 assisted open. I'm not sure where it was made, probably in Asia somewhere. It's a well made, solid knife. Opening is a little tricky until you get accustomed to the safety feature that prevents accidental opening (you have to push in on the thumb stud before pushing down to open) but it opens quickly and locks up solid with no play. G-10 scales and point down removable pocket clip. Over-all it's a solid large (4 1/4") folder EDC. I'm liking it.
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What can this thing be that I’ve found?”
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), half-stops, expertly dyed and jigged Delrin that makes you think maybe it isn't and sharp enough blades to get the job done.
