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    Knife needed....

    Sure there are other threads but hey I'm lazy!

    Needing a fixed blade ideally win a leather sheath that looks good enough to wear all day so small, have a 3inch Esee and it's to big and obtrusive. Hoped they did a 2inch but they don't anyone got some good ideas? Like the look of https://touch.trademe.co.nz/listing/view/1179260953 but it's a bit big, anyone had one and got an opinion?

    Tried a variety of folders and whilst I like them they just aren't as study and have broken a few using them for things I shouldn't.... Could use the bahco but want something that looks just a little nicer, wear a shirt untucked at work so it's semi hidden

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    Got something at home but would need to check. 2" is pretty tiny for a fixed blade

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    Knife needed....

    @223nut. I have this CRKT Bridger. Quite like the shape and it's a good sheath. Blade needs a little bit of work but nothing major. $30 TYD

    Also a Bark River Fox River in 3V

    BRK will be a bit more.
    Message me if you're interested in either.
    Al Brown steel not included.

    Oops. Didn't see the 2" limit. Both knives are larger, by a fair bit.
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    shit that BR is doing the rounds LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by HNTMAD View Post
    shit that BR is doing the rounds LOL
    I've had it for 3+ years
    The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds

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    Have a good range of big knives, using a eicker boning knife in leather sheath with steel at the moment for hunting. This one would get used mainly for opening boxes, get sick of putting a nice edge on a little folder and then ruin it cutting cardboard! Realise 2inch is tiny, think the problem with my Esee is mainly the sheath, as it's got a massive fabric backing with loops and buttons... Looks all tactikool

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    what about one of these 2 inch bladeName:  12439452_472468059609204_4061863666975271740_n.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by HNTMAD View Post
    shit that BR is doing the rounds LOL
    Only me and James. They are a top draw knife but I suspect not suited to Jame's xlarge hands.

    I got it off the Japanese UTube chap Virtuovice who had profiled the edge. So it has got a good pedigree. Anyone who doesn't have really big hands would love it.
    I sold it to James because I had 2 other Fox Rivers
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    Quote Originally Posted by john worthington View Post
    what about one of these 2 inch bladeAttachment 57225
    Looks good if it has a nice leather sheath

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    Has a pocket sheath or around the neck in kydex could maybe do a pancake belt sheath

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    I've had it for 3+ years
    Just Teasing Boys
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Only me and James. They are a top draw knife but I suspect not suited to Jame's xlarge hands.

    I got it off the Japanese UTube chap Virtuovice who had profiled the edge. So it has got a good pedigree. Anyone who doesn't have really big hands would love it.
    I sold it to James because I had 2 other Fox Rivers
    Teasing
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    fuck your a tease

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    Just to throw more problems the mix I'm a southpaw so a reversible sheath would be nice instead of tangling myself in knots trying to get to the damn thing!

 

 

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