Thank you, John.
Post Your Tactical Folders
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Ozark Trail, Sonder from Walmart, $9.97.
The D2 steel is definitely hard, it takes a diamond sharpener to sharpen it. Plain Jane look, but for the price they ask it’s a useable well made tool that won’t be a huge loss if it’s lost or walks away. Hand filling size, good lock up, good action, reversible pock clip, steel liners.
Bert
The D2 steel is definitely hard, it takes a diamond sharpener to sharpen it. Plain Jane look, but for the price they ask it’s a useable well made tool that won’t be a huge loss if it’s lost or walks away. Hand filling size, good lock up, good action, reversible pock clip, steel liners.
Bert
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CRKT - Bandera. 3 1/2" closed.
I don't usually run up on these; but my buddy John had one, so ------
I liked the lock.
I don't usually run up on these; but my buddy John had one, so ------
I liked the lock.
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Heretic Jinn V2 just landed. This knife began life as a slip joint but V2 is a button lock flipper that has a smooth and intuitive deployment with an action that’s as satisfying as it is snappy. Heretic accomplished this while staying true to the model’s original intent: non-intimidating in size, premium in build, and easy to carry in any setting. A tactical rendition of a Wharncliffe blade.
Shown with one of my USMC black dyed leather slips custom sized for this knife.
Shown with one of my USMC black dyed leather slips custom sized for this knife.
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Nice pick-up, Tom. I'm a Heretic fan. 

Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
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TY John!
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As much as I hate to admit it, tactical folders
Reignited my interest in collecting knives. After buying too many, I have returned to being more intetested in traditional. I did acquire a few “name brand” tacticals, and a lot of “mall ninja” and “gas station” versions. Won’t bore you with the “junk”.
Reignited my interest in collecting knives. After buying too many, I have returned to being more intetested in traditional. I did acquire a few “name brand” tacticals, and a lot of “mall ninja” and “gas station” versions. Won’t bore you with the “junk”.
"One man's trash is another man's treasure."
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I've caried a similar Kershaw (top picture) in the past and they have been very good EDCs.Gtrclktr-351 wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2026 7:23 pm As much as I hate to admit it, tactical folders
Reignited my interest in collecting knives. After buying too many, I have returned to being more intetested in traditional. I did acquire a few “name brand” tacticals, and a lot of “mall ninja” and “gas station” versions. Won’t bore you with the “junk”.
Please visit my AAPK store: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... er_id=2383
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.