New Knife
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From: Stuart, FL
So anyhow, i lost one of my pricier knives overboard and replaced it, made sure i have a lanyard on it now.
I also ordered a knife that was on sale, it's a SOG Rescue knife.
Pretty nice, i don't like the lock all that well, but the feel is fuggin great. Made in Lynnwood, WA too.
Gonna get one of these someday http://www.agrussell.com/knives/by_maker/a..._seamaster.html
I also ordered a knife that was on sale, it's a SOG Rescue knife.
Pretty nice, i don't like the lock all that well, but the feel is fuggin great. Made in Lynnwood, WA too.
Gonna get one of these someday http://www.agrussell.com/knives/by_maker/a..._seamaster.html
$75 down the drain... almost literally.
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From: Amityville, New York
we have dropped more then that in the water, lol
few months ago was a brand new $275 buffer, ****** flew right into the water
told that bastard not to use the trigger lock- the breaker went on the dock, he went to reset the breaker.
The trigger lock was on- WHAM! RIGHT IN THE WATER!
******* never listen!
few months ago was a brand new $275 buffer, ****** flew right into the water
told that bastard not to use the trigger lock- the breaker went on the dock, he went to reset the breaker.
The trigger lock was on- WHAM! RIGHT IN THE WATER!
******* never listen!
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From: Wayne, NJ
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='860412' date='Feb 21 2007, 06:56 PM
we have dropped more then that in the water, lol
few months ago was a brand new $275 buffer, ****** flew right into the water
told that bastard not to use the trigger lock- the breaker went on the dock, he went to reset the breaker.
The trigger lock was on- WHAM! RIGHT IN THE WATER!
******* never listen!
LMFAO, that shouldve been on youtube.
kevin.
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From: Stuart, FL
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='860412' date='Feb 21 2007, 06:56 PM
we have dropped more then that in the water, lol
few months ago was a brand new $275 buffer, ****** flew right into the water
told that bastard not to use the trigger lock- the breaker went on the dock, he went to reset the breaker.
The trigger lock was on- WHAM! RIGHT IN THE WATER!
******* never listen!
yack, that would suck. the original bbq that was on the boat when we bought it was a little loose, i looked at the bolt to see what size wrench it needed and wiggled it to see how lose it was, bbq rolled over on it's mount and the whole thing fell in the water LOL
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From: VA
I think I've had this knife for 10 years now. Super light with the Zytel handle. Even with the 4" blade I can easily drop it into my pocket comfortably. Nothing special, just a good useful blade that's easy to carry.