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Sammy, I have been "off the grid" for a while. There's no Internet service at home, so I have to do this from work. I am working for the "premiere" Armed Security Service for the Portland, OR metropolitan area. (We train our officers for 400 hours instead of 40 hours before they "hit the streets"). ...

It had a stiff action and it is difficult to close. It does, however, have a CPM-D2 tool steel dagger-type blade that took a razor-sharp edge with my Spyderco Tri-Angle "Sharpmaker". I truly like the feather-light Grivory handle and the snappy action. I want to GP Knives and bought one for $280.00 i...

I don't have the internet at home. I have it at work.

I like it!

These are good "users" and serve a purpose. I won't buy one that has counterfeit branding.

Love those old Hubertus Stag lock back knives!

Cool beans! LOVE THE HORN!

Cool beans!

I'd be willing to bet Thelma Lou enjoyed more than an "afternoon" with the boys.

That's a neat piece. I really like the horn and appreciate its age. Thanks for sharing.

Cool beans! I like it!

Mine came 2 days ago. This knife is fairly well-made from Alabama. The Sandvik steel took a wickedly-sharp edge, and the bayonet blade is particularly pointy (and quite dangerous)! The knife isn't heavy and is quite enjoyable. :) I consider this piece to be a convenient knife to carry in to the "rou...

Does anyone have any opinions on these Bear And Sons Automatic Knives?

It arrived today and I couldn't be more pleased. This is a wonderful addition to my carry rotation. Light, quick and sharp. a great drop point that will hold an edge. (D2 seel isn't half bad).

Two thumbs up, Boker... TWO THUMBS WAY UP!

Nice looking knife and I thought pretty hard about buying one but that's all that I need, another knife. My edc is a Boker Kion but that's subject to change at any time, made in Taiwan and it's more politically correct than buying Chinese. You keep telling yourself that. (Yeah, that'll work). :wink...