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I had something similar when I was young. We used it to hunt mastodons (too small for mammoths) It was a piece of junk. The grip material wasn't attached well and the spring sucked. It also didn't lock very well. I think I gave it away or maybe lost it and didn't care. I like good knives and that one wasnt, I stuck with my Craftsman folder. I tramped around the Catskills all the time and used a knife a lot to do the things that kids do. I hope that one is better otherwise it wouldn't be worth fixing.
They weren't legal in NY at the time, I don't know anymore because I don"t own or want one. I was a grammar school felon! Back when they taught grammar.
I had something similar when I was young. We used it to hunt mastodons (too small for mammoths)
ReplyDeleteIt was a piece of junk. The grip material wasn't attached well and the spring sucked. It also didn't lock very well.
I think I gave it away or maybe lost it and didn't care.
I like good knives and that one wasnt, I stuck with my Craftsman folder.
I tramped around the Catskills all the time and used a knife a lot to do the things that kids do.
I hope that one is better otherwise it wouldn't be worth fixing.
Are switchblades legal anywhere these days? I've got a few spring-assisted knives that open almost as fast as a switchblade.
ReplyDeleteThey weren't legal in NY at the time, I don't know anymore because I don"t own or want one.
ReplyDeleteI was a grammar school felon!
Back when they taught grammar.
V: Say, didn't I see you in Blackboard Jungle? No, wait. That was Vic Morrow.
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