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    Caretaker - Gone But Not Forgotten jakewire's Avatar
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    After a new Folder

    As title, I'm looking at a new folding knife, had a couple or Kershaws [untill lost]and they were good, and I have had a Schrade hunting knife for years that untill I bought a svord, was my mainstay and still is a very good knife.
    I don't want the latest taticool piece, just a reliable folder, currently looking at Schrade or another Kershaw.
    Any opinions on these two as compared.
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    I have a Buck folding knife it has a 9cm blade it stays nice and sharp. I think they are around $60 im not sure now.

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    Thanks toby i have a small buck skinner that performs well , I shall have a look at them.
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    Yeah, Liking the Kershaws at the moment too. The Kershaw Junkyard Dog II is my go to folder. And a Kershaw Skyline when i don't want to scare the natives Can get them super sharp. Well built knives.

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    After a new Folder

    Mercator?
    I also have a Buck Folder that keeps a fairly good edge and is a lot tighter in the action than my equivalent Gerber.
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    I have been using a SOGzilla for around 6 months around the farm , fishing and hunting and I really rate the steel and the shape of the blade,cost around $70 used it last night to skin a red hind and bone out the quarters , acouple of swipes on the steel and its shaving again.

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    Please excuse the hijack but didn't want to start a new thread for one question but can anyone tell me if these knives (Gerber Applegate) are legal to own in New Zealand?

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    Cant see why it would be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Cant see why it would be.
    Governments have a propensity for banning things that "look evil" and as I couldn't find any on Trade Me, I thought I'd ask just to be sure.

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    Re: After a new Folder

    I could be wrong but think there is some sort of ruling on having a cutting edge on both sides of the blade.

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    Last time I heard of knives being illegal it was for:
    - Double edge knife blade
    - Push button that uses a spring to push the blade "straight out" from the handle, springs that assist to unfold the knife were fine.

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    have a look at knifekits.com and build your own. good kits that screw together
    cheers john

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    Thanks for all the info guys, I guess that's a "no". Pity

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    Quote Originally Posted by john worthington View Post
    have a look at knifekits.com and build your own. good kits that screw together
    cheers john
    That looks interseting sort of thing I'm after.
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    Is the steel any good?
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