The Kershaw brand is one my favorites, RP. Bravo to them for continuing US production !
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The Kershaw brand is one my favorites, RP. Bravo to them for continuing US production !
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My much loved Kershaw Leek broke (user induced abused). The question I wrestle with is to replace it with a Leek or a Civivi Elementum?
I've been tempted by some of the new manufacturers from China, and they get good reviews. However, that CIVI has a D2 blade, and you don't want that !
D2 has to be kept oiled, or even a humid day will start the rust.How about a new Leek with premium steel (Magnacut), and a blue fade handle !?!
Kershaw Leek Assisted Gradient Blue Al (MagnaCut) - Blade HQ
The Kershaw Leek assisted knife has a MagnaCut steel Wharncliffe blade, flipper/thumb stud openers, & a gradient blue & black aluminum handle.
www.bladehq.com
They had you at ‘blue’.
I've been tempted by some of the new manufacturers from China, and they get good reviews. However, that CIVI has a D2 blade, and you don't want that !
I’m a low maintenance guy. That won’t do.
The Leek has a great reputation. I'd probably own one, but they don't make it in left-handed.
You should pick your own color, obviously, but why not upgrade to the new sought after steel. It's like $35 more than the standard model.
Treat yourself, Bandit !!!
With that thinking you’ll have me at Santa Fe next. ;-)
Eventually, I see you shopping for your first 'Gentleman's Knife' there !
I like to think of this as my gentleman’s knife.
I like to think of this as my gentleman’s knife.
Those Randall's are nice, but it's hard to stick that one in your pocket !
Is that really yours ? If so, you've been sandbagging us !!!
I have both and like the Leek better.My much loved Kershaw Leek broke (user induced abused). The question I wrestle with is to replace it with a Leek or a Civivi Elementum?
CIVIVI Elementum Flipper Knife Wood Handle (2.96" Damascus Blade) C907DS-2
CIVIVI Elementum EDC knives are famous for their minimalist design and stylish combinations. elementum is the world's best EDC knife
www.civivi.com
I like the Elementum it's a nice looking knife, and it will get the job done, but the Leek just feels better, fits better etc
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Nice this is my next knife.
Bradford Guardian 3.2 Magnacut steel.
They are in the process of making more said it will be a few months. I'm patiently waiting.
Blue makes a nice looking knife.
I've got @Edged Tools on the lookout for me.
Morning all... 
I really like the HBI triggers. I have had or have them in about 4 or 5 guns (I've had a lot of P10C's). My current P10C (non-OR) has an HBI trigger and it works well. I've never had an issue with them and I'm curious what they find with your situation. My carry P10C OR has the new CGW trigger in it and I find it comparable to the HBI trigger.
I really like the HBI triggers. I have had or have them in about 4 or 5 guns (I've had a lot of P10C's). My current P10C (non-OR) has an HBI trigger and it works well. I've never had an issue with them and I'm curious what they find with your situation. My carry P10C OR has the new CGW trigger in it and I find it comparable to the HBI trigger.
I've been spending more time in the darkroom lately. One of the things I've been having fun with is finding old negatives to print. Some have turned out quite nice given the age and lack of care the negatives have had. This is a shot from about 1988 while I was working at UAL on the widebody overhaul line. We were bringing a Flying Tigers 747 freighter into the dock that night. This was shot at about 3am or so.
I'm happy with how well it came out in a frame.
I'm happy with how well it came out in a frame.
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