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That was my impression also...the fabric in the photo gives the impression that the choil "might be" a bit longer than whatever we think should be standard. I would not fault the knife...it is part of the Captain's legacy. Larry P.S.: I
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Have several...too many to carry all but always have one handy. Also, their multi-tool is probably the best-made and most functional of the brands that are available. Especially if it includes the socket set. Broke mine in way back when switching
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I carry a classic and officer suisse daily and would not be without both of them.
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I carry a Climber daily. Had a SAK in my pocket since early 1980's.
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Pictures are bad angles...there's nothing long about this one... Bite me Cap...
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David, That pretty much sounds typical of the service given by the folks at Victorinox. Wayne
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I was given a SAK shortly before I went in the Navy in 1964. Been with me ever since. I was at Blade Show about 6 years ago and showed it to the folks at the booth and told its story. They took it apart, replaced nicked and worn parts, gave me extra
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Nice - it fooled me!
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Pap, I figured that you would be a user of the SAKs. Truely a very handy knife. That along with my Leatherman WAVE,I pretty much have just about everything covered. I just ordered two more SAKs a Hunter and a Rescue. Like 22s,you never seem to have
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Every day, I mostly use and carry the mini Champion. Pap
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Ask Scott. He's been known to elongate blade swishes!
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Just wondering if anyone here collects/uses SAKs? I have a number of SAKs and use them constantly. I don't know if they still list them in their catalog but RMK had offered Victorinox paring knives.
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Nice Stag!
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All are awesome.
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?? How did that long choil happen?
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What is it with Randall affectionados and their middle name?
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BTW...Brother Billy's not the "only" one who scored a very nice Randall at the show. It was great seeing everyone and thanks for a good show! Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris
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Originally Posted By: eLarryThat would be me, Larry Low. JLL is my initials. Thank you! Great knives.
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Surprise. One member got it right...but he cheated. Mitchell now owns this one, but it had been in my stash since since the early days of my dealership. Thanks for playing along. Stay Sharp, Capt. Chris
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Great additions Billy! Good job on the picture taking also.
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model 27 Thuya Burl
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That would be me, Larry Low. JLL is my initials.
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Capt. Chris-- 1962. Larry
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Maybe 1963? 1964?
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I have one from Gene Beal with Pine Scales and a Gutcher Ostrich Sheath.
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