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As much as I like- I have a few others like a Benchmade AFCK and Ascent. Also a couple of Cold Steel knives (SRK, Voyager XL) and some pocket knives - a Wenger Swiss Army and a Victorinox Farmer. Also I still have my very first pocket knife- From 1976, an Old Timer 3 bladed pocket knife with the Liberty Bell emblem.
Is talking about other knives frowed upon here? Just curious. I know this is an "off topic" area, but I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a no-no.
David S
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hey don't worry about it. other brands are fine to talk about here. we are all just here to talk about knives. in fact take a look at this thread.
http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19633
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That's great, I'll have to post some pics of my small collection
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Please do, it gives us eye candy to look at.Originally Posted by dsonyay
That's great, I'll have to post some pics of my small collection
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I have found Cold Steel products to be sturdy and a good value for the money. And their sticks and sjamboks are nice, too. Maybe this next one isn't the best brand to be citing here because some might call them a Spyderco product and others might not. But the non-Spyderco knives which I like best(for the price and value as well as quality) are the Byrds.
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