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Look what the knife fairy brought ME!Image
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Wow that's sweeet!

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Very nice mate!!!!!!! is the knife fairy making more?

They are fucken manure hot knives mate the knife fairy should make more..
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Yes I think so. 4 Deer and still has a sharp edge, top knife. Where do we get one?
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yes - mine is also a great tool i love to carry (but only if i don´t carry my 627 S&W - if so, the belt is crowded enough and i prefer to take a swiss army knive in my pocket...) it...
mine is a bit smaller then yours and yep, my knive fairy showed up about 2 yrs ago... :mrgreen:
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Speaking about edge holding qualities, the star in my knife collection is still Chris Reeve's Ubejane. I touch it up once a year to maintain the shaving edge, that is to say after having field dressed several animals. This year, I've shot and dressed 4 Roedeer so far and the blade still shaves.
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Good looking knife!Image
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@André: nice knive... I like to add the small Titanium folder from CR in my collection some day...

here is my little collection of tools:
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The knive the good knive fairy brought me 2yrs ago - very sharp, great use and I take it for hunting as often as my S&W stays at home (usually day hunting and when I am invited)

The big Swiss Army knive with axis lock (very very good addition to the "classic one") - my hunting knive in the pocket... Great everyday use knive in the woods - for sure this is what I have in the pocket when leaving the path.

The small "classic" red Swiss Army was a gift of a girl-friend when I was 14 or so - since then it is my daily pocket knive - each day with me (except on flights - oh how I dislike beeing without a knive...)

Then the 2nd fairy knive - wonderfull piece - never used it so far unfortunally - sits in my safe...

Then there is a gift to my own: Benchmade Leopard Cub - georgeous, but most times sitting in the safe...
(unfortunally it is now illegal to carry this gun in the public as it is operateable with one hand - stupid German laws... (but with a good reason You are allowed - so of course as a farme and hunter this should be a good reason, but tell this stupid government and in case of doubt the police...)

And my 2nd wotkhorse hunting and outdoor knive - a Benchmade Nimravus Cub...

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My dad didn't have much money when he was a boy living in Central Kansas. He needed a knife so he made the one below out of a file. It's very sharp but chips easily because he had no way to harden the steel.

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retrieverman wrote:Look what the knife fairy brought ME!Image
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Very nice, but not as good looking as mine :)

How the h... had you got such a nice ting :o
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Olsen wrote:
retrieverman wrote:Look what the knife fairy brought ME!Image
Very nice, but not as good looking as mine :)

How the h... had you got such a nice ting :o
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retrieverman wrote:
Olsen wrote:
retrieverman wrote:Look what the knife fairy brought ME!Image
Very nice, but not as good looking as mine :)

How the h... had you got such a nice ting :o
It is not what you know, but it is WHO you know that counts. ;)
They are a very well made knife RM if you can get your hands on some more let me know :)
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André wrote:Speaking about edge holding qualities, the star in my knife collection is still Chris Reeve's Ubejane. I touch it up once a year to maintain the shaving edge, that is to say after having field dressed several animals. This year, I've shot and dressed 4 Roedeer so far and the blade still shaves.
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I always liked those CR's knives-- had a industrial-hunter look to them.

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I just picked up this hand made Russian Kizlyar knife this week. I'm looking forward in giving it a good work out
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Good looking knife!Image
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