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- Ontario Canada
You haven’t heard canada’s Yet either. Plus. The government just passed a law that will only affect legal gun owners making it harder for people to buy a firearmYou don't know stupid knife laws until you read Ohio's.
You haven’t heard canada’s Yet either. Plus. The government just passed a law that will only affect legal gun owners making it harder for people to buy a firearmYou don't know stupid knife laws until you read Ohio's.
We can own just about anything besides a balisticknife. The thing is they way they worded the law and ordinances that they follow we could be charged for carrying a sharpened #2 pencil. Then they went and let each municipality create their own ordnances on what legal to carry so being legal in every county is basically impossible oh and thanks to the wording you can't legally carry a knife concealed.You haven’t heard canada’s Yet either. Plus. The government just passed a law that will only affect legal gun owners making it harder for people to buy a firearm
Are you allowed assisted or does it have to be fully manual?I saw a picture of the Kershaw Rogue on Bookface and got a little excited for a second. Thinking I just found my new EDC blade. Then I found out it was an Auto blade. And with that disappointment, I continue my search for a new knife
Assisted are ok. I have 2 Kershaw Blurs and 1 leek but no full autoAre you allowed assisted or does it have to be fully manual?
This one was originally my grandfather’s and came to me when he passed. I just got it back from benchmade for a clean/sharpen/adjust on their lifesharp program. 1 of 200 made for their benchmite series. Damasteel blade, titanium handle/parts. Very very light and now again sharp as ufck.
Has some wear as of course it's a tool and my grandfather used it as such. Didn't care that it was 1 of 200. He just wanted a good sharp, light, little knife. haha.
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Great story. And nice little bladeThis one was originally my grandfather’s and came to me when he passed. I just got it back from benchmade for a clean/sharpen/adjust on their lifesharp program. 1 of 200 made for their benchmite series. Damasteel blade, titanium handle/parts. Very very light and now again sharp as ufck.
Has some wear as of course it's a tool and my grandfather used it as such. Didn't care that it was 1 of 200. He just wanted a good sharp, light, little knife. haha.
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Very nice!
I’m same way with my knives. Whenever I fly, my wife has to constantly remind me to either leave everything at home or put it in checked baggage.I just carry my SOG Night Vision. Everywhere... all the time.... Never even thought about it being illegal anywhere.
Oh found these the other day in my garage
Got this one for Christmas one year when I was a kid
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I don't know anything about this one or where it came from but it was in my garage so it's mine now.
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I think this one will be my next purchase.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/BU...od-handles-with-brass-bolsters-leather-sheath
Nice!Ordered.
Nice. I need to get a new knife soon. That or a new boom stickOrdered.
Whenever I fly, my wife has to constantly remind me to either leave everything at home or put it in checked baggage.
I have a SOG seal pup that was made in Seki Japan. That thing was great. Used it when I was working in ships with the navy, had it on my deployment to Haiti and Afghanistan. Now it sits in my knife locker to not loose it. The new ones made in China suckI have two SOG knives one in the lunch kit for work, the other travels in the X. Used the X one primarily for camping. Quite happy with the SOG, stays really sharp.
Whoa! How do you find out about those auctions? Do all airports do something like that?Funny you mention that. I was going to mention my recent habit-forming trips to a monthly state auction type thing. I pickup lots of CKRT, Gerber, leatherman, etc for a buck or 3 each. Nothing all that special. Clean em up, sharpen if needed, keep a few but give away most. They were all gifts to the TSA...
Whoa! How do you find out about those auctions? Do all airports do something like that?
Awesome. Assuming fixed blade since you’re just getting started. I’d be interested in seeing once you get started. shiat, I’d even be your first customer if you get into selling. Can never have too many knives.Keep talking?
Ha! I wish I had anything worth saying. I still pretty much suck at heat treat. But it's fun. My brother built a forge at the barn where I do my maintenance work. He got me into watching youtube videos and forged in fire. Maybe in a few more months I'll have something worth showing.
More details?Funny you mention that. I was going to mention my recent habit-forming trips to a monthly state auction type thing. I pickup lots of CKRT, Gerber, leatherman, etc for a buck or 3 each. Nothing all that special. Clean em up, sharpen if needed, keep a few but give away most. They were all gifts to the TSA...
TSA confiscations get dumped at what amounts to a state run monthly yard sale. If I happen to be so far from home on the right day I'll stop in and see what they have on the table, pick up a few decent pocket knives for peanuts. Then just give most of em away.More details?
Nice.TSA confiscations get dumped at what amounts to a state run monthly yard sale. If I happen to be so far from home on the right day I'll stop in and see what they have on the table, pick up a few decent pocket knives for peanuts. Then just give most of em away.