Let's see your Sharps

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My old 0561 (with my bad-ass edge). I miss this knife:

My old Doug Ritter Griptilian with Stone-washed blade (and my home-made Stonewashed pocket-clip):

Microtech Zombie Tech:

Spyderco Native 5 with Custom carbon fiber scales:

Dragonfly Salt out in the ocean for some snorkeling:

Tim Galyean Pro Series Junkyard Dog next to the Kershaw Junkyard Dog:

 

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I can't find my Kershaw Skyline family pic, but here is my Orange Delica next to my sons' two Delicas (had to order a trainer and swap scales to get the red):

Manix II Foliage Green with a RIT Blue dye job (turning it "Burple"):

Some misc folders:

Dye jobs:

Misc Benchmades:

Spyderco R with Nishijin scales:

 

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Here's one of my old EDC dumps with my current SNG (Foliage / CPM 154):

This was my first SNG (flamed CC):

Some Busse Combats:

One of Bill Coye's first 154CM Ridgebacks that sold in OPS (regrettably, I sold this one).

More misc:

I'm missing quite a few pics of knives I have now, so I guess I'll have to go take some more photos.

 

[Red Dirt Rider]

Spyderco Para Military 2, Manix 2, Tenacious, and Resilience

 

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Traditional

 

[neginfluence04]

Here's one of my old EDC dumps with my current SNG (Foliage / CPM 154):

This was my first SNG (flamed CC):

Some Busse Combats:

One of Bill Coye's first 154CM Ridgebacks that sold in OPS (regrettably, I sold this one).

More misc:

I'm missing quite a few pics of knives I have now, so I guess I'll have to go take some more photos.

My sebenza and SNG are the smoothest knives I've ever owned.

 

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My sebenza and SNG are the smoothest knives I've ever owned.

The CF Sebenza is a pretty big disappointment in that aspect - It's really hard to get that legendary Chris Reeve smoothness with a CF scale on one side instead of Ti. It was still a great knife with Chris Reeve fit/finish, but the ultra smooth opening/closing just wasn't there.

Probably my smoothest opener/closer is my ZT 0801 - it's one of the few ball bearing knives I've owned that worked exactly as smooth it should.

 

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what is this?


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it's a custom tool to take the Strider Knives apart.

 

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The CF Sebenza is a pretty big disappointment in that aspect - It's really hard to get that legendary Chris Reeve smoothness with a CF scale on one side instead of Ti. It was still a great knife with Chris Reeve fit/finish, but the ultra smooth opening/closing just wasn't there.

Probably my smoothest opener/closer is my ZT 0801 - it's one of the few ball bearing knives I've owned that worked exactly as smooth it should.

Just scored a ZT 560 should be here by Monday.