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I posted this a while ago. I asked if it was the inpiration for the Leverletto, but Bill disagreed.

A Schrade Hunters Pride.....impossible to get your hans on here in Europe. But that is one I would like to add to my collection.

Niceeee :

That law was made in 2009.....Otf knives are strictly prohibited in Germany

And by looking at the last picture......I love wood and brass...hope to find a 13" one day. In Europe they are hard to find with just a few resources here.

I'm not saying the ones marked "Rostfrei Import" were not sent to Germany- but why mark them with the English "Import?"

"Import" in German is also spelled "import" as is it in Dutch.

https://www.3knives.com/en/product/3975 ... 28b-h.html and they are going like wildfire. Selling fast.

Normal price for genuine Italians.... Some European country's banned them completely and some have regulations about Length, the blade style and the guards. In my country 35 years ago we were able to buy small leverlocks, but having a guard would make them a weapon. Law wise.

Camphor seems to be a good repellent. Aledgedly.....

Bed bugs

Or "bolster gap"or what ever you want to call it.

Most of the Campolins have tention to be a little bit "banana bladed"......but I wouln't expect such a big liner gap on a $300+ knife. In fact....the reason for buying such a knife to me is the look of that solid NS flat guard.

I'm not into kriss blades but for those who are .9 "Rosco picklock on auction. It looks nice to me.

https://www.3knives.com/en/product/3846 ... n_115.html

Thank you, but as I am in Europe I can't buy over the pond. So I have to deal with 3K and knifeshop. But good to hear that they you are satisfied. Maybe I'll give it a try.

I'm sorry. The advertisement on 3K knives that is. Maybe some of you allready bought one and I'm curious about the fit and finish. As I said, they aren't cheap.