Anyone see anything wrong with this knife...I really like it
- HickoryNut
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Anyone see anything wrong with this knife...I really like it
Item number: 110008128748
Does it look real to you guys?
Does it look real to you guys?
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Blade Runner is correct in his read of the knife. Unless someone has more on this than what has been presented I wouldn't touch it unless I was truly in love with it and didn't care about its possible origins. The spay does concern me. It would require a much closer examination to truly decide. I respect anyone who buys a knife because "they like it" nothing wrong with that at all.
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Thanks for the lesson Blade Runner and pa knives, this will help you out with knifeaholic.
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... php?t=1451
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... php?t=1451
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Well sometimes I feel uncomfortable (seriously) on a public forum, declaring that a knife (one that is up for sale to the public) is a fake...so I can use these codes to get my massage across to you guys in a subtle way.Blade Runner wrote:I really like that Knifeaholic cat. He's as sharp as a split splinter. Knifeaholic you be careful with all these new fangled codes your liable to cause my tired old brain to blow a fuse! LOL.
Take Care
Gary
See the Counterfeit thread on this knife for my copmments on the actual knife.
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