Justemily- best of the bunch looks like the Emerson center, third one up from the bottom.
Nice collection.
Good eye it is an Emerson and thanks
Justemily- best of the bunch looks like the Emerson center, third one up from the bottom.
Nice collection.
Benchmade or Microtech. No education needed sticking with those two brands. Benchmade is more affordable. Microtech has a zillion different models and colors. Definitely more exotic and expensive. Iirc Benchmade will do sharpening and maintenance for free.
Autos....
New Frank B. switchblade...
Bottom is a Microtech Makora, fire ant version.
A evil little OTF.
You know you want one.....Thank you! Color made me think ravencrest. A lot of bad reviews on ravencrest but it's one of those things where I think people only voice when upset. I started a thread on them a while back. I ended staying away! I want a OTF infidel so bad but can't justify the purchase.
. . . is that Frank B.?
I mean, all the switchblades I have seen first hand (except for when I was a kid, the one my Dad had) are more like toys than actual working knives. The blades wiggle, and they are frail.
Is that one not a toy?
And how much did it cost?
Rmocarsky
You know you want one.....
Benchmade or Microtech. No education needed sticking with those two brands. Benchmade is more affordable. Microtech has a zillion different models and colors. Definitely more exotic and expensive. Iirc Benchmade will do sharpening and maintenance for free.
Re-discovered this in a box of stuff I've had for years. I remember taking to a few shows to get information about it but no one had answers except for one guy told me it was a cheap knockoff of a paratrooper knife.
Italian CR Triangolo