ProTech Large Don tuxedo

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jim d,
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ProTech Large Don tuxedo

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Finally found a ProTech Large Don with a plain stainless blade, a tuxedo model. Apparently, large Dons haven't been made for a while and as of earlier this year they weren't on the ProTech production schedule for 2024. It is large for a ProTech, just under 10 1/2 inches open. It is quite the wrist shaker, no surprise given its size and that it is a ProTech coil spring fired knife.

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Wicked!
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Very handsome piece!
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Very nice!
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Jim, that is one sleek looking auto.
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Jim, I remember when that Knife debuted years ago, it was an immediate sensation which appeared on many covers of many Knife/Blade magazines, and the limited edition of your knife was also the winner of the 2010 Knife magazine Award for ProTech’s investor/collector Knife of the year and only 10 were made. I always love the tuxedo addition and you’re right it is a really hard snapping coil spring. I hope Allen will chime in as he has some rare examples. Congratulations Jim…
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Yes indeed, those are pretty slick.
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Great to see you post, Sal, and you too Abe!

Allen has shared photos of some of his ProTechs. They are beyond amazing!

Jim
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That's a beauty and I thought about buying one of those a few years ago but it may have been the smaller one. I have the tuxedo Godson.
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A beauty, Jim!
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Those are so pointy I know the first thing I would do is jab myself or drop it and break the tip.
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Yes Terry, it has a very sharp tip. I like ProTech's mafia themed models, Godfather, Godson, Don, and all of mine arrived extremely sharp and pointy. Caution must be exercised when handling.

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Such an elegant deadly looking switch Jim . 8)

You lot have all the luck in the US ,so many knives I had never seen and wish I had bought back in the day .

Thanks for the pic mate and hope you are well .

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