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I know Hogue just came out with one but I don't think it falls in the "inexpensive" category.
It's all relative though.

It looks like they cleaned out Coleman's clearance rack.

Viking45 wrote:Two pages of a wasted thread is time that could have been spent getting refund.
There are always two sides to a story but no one here really wants to hear about it.

There it is.

Jay Blade wrote:Okay, but ya' should have put a "Sold" in the thread.

I marked it sold for you. I actually sold them at a flea market and forgot about this 2 year old thread.
Thanks for pointing that out for me.

That is brutal news.Jerry was always there to help out. I remember how he accepted me when I first joined this forum. He used to PM me when something came up that he thought I'd be interested in. I wish his family well and he will be missed.

Fishtail Picklock wrote:Were the original scales on the Barlow knives wood, or were they made from "saw-cut bone"?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Here ya go.
http://barlow-knives.com/history.htm

Very nice Wazu. I love those deep bolster stamps,that really says quality. The Boker and Case with the bolster stamps are superb and i really like the simple KaBar design. The Trapper was always my favorite basic style of pocket knife,then maybe the Copperhead but the Barlow has always been special...

They're gone.

Here's a Boker and a few more Barlows I've picked up over the years.

Rough Riders slip joints are made in China. I own a couple of them that were gifted to me. They are on par with most imported slip joints like Schrade and the like. Personally I wouldn't buy them more for political reasons than anything else. A lot of people swear by them on other forums. For the mo...

I think the western world is making a huge mistake. Instead of trying to deal with refugees coming out to every country we should fight to keep them where they are. Maybe then the fighting age men will fight for their lives. These idiotic religious wars are centuries old and will outlive us all.

Getting a good Hubie has been hit or miss for a while. The last two new knives that I bought had issues with their final assembly. Serious blade peek on one and the other knife's spring falls out of it.

sammy the blade wrote:Is it sharp?

Oh Yes. It might be a little to sharp
Matt's motto is he likes sharp shinny things.