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Please, all, don't trigger me to get new stuff, haha! 
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(KNIVES) Let's see some sharp pointy objects
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In addition to having a weakness for bowies, I acquired a number of fighters over the years, although many have been dealt away. Of the ones that remain, two of my favorites are a 1S1K by Jim Burke of Mississippi, and a Banshee by Matt Cucchiara of California.
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Randall knives were the first "good" knife I lusted after back in the early 80s
Just received my fourth Randall yesterday!
Just received my fourth Randall yesterday!
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But now, after some time went away, I can say, which knife is my favorite, that I would not give away.
The Böker Magnum Nice.
Yeah, just a Magnum with 440A stainless steel, but for all my hobby stuff (including kitchen worK) it's sufficient. I don't see any problem. And it's just so nice grippy, and with it's 130 grams, you got a real thing in your hand. Sure, It's too big to be pocket knife, but it's just a really versatile knife!
The Böker Magnum Nice.
Yeah, just a Magnum with 440A stainless steel, but for all my hobby stuff (including kitchen worK) it's sufficient. I don't see any problem. And it's just so nice grippy, and with it's 130 grams, you got a real thing in your hand. Sure, It's too big to be pocket knife, but it's just a really versatile knife!
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Unless I am seeing the incorrect knife, a 3.31" blade is definitely not too large for a pocket knife
Great looking knife!
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I mean, "pocket knife" can be seen in different ways, so it's a question of interpretation.
But the Magnum Nice with it's 130 grams is a serious, massive folder knife, so no wonder, that german retail has it listed under "folder knives", not the smaller, lighter "pocket knives".
But the Magnum Nice with it's 130 grams is a serious, massive folder knife, so no wonder, that german retail has it listed under "folder knives", not the smaller, lighter "pocket knives".
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Definitely some different ideas at play:
My work knife always in pocket when on a boat
And a few others which I consider medium size knives and are carried as the mood strikes me (I always carry a knife and a flashlight)
The last, one of my Strider SnG's is what I consider a perfect size