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Ever hear of Asher knives? I really suggest his Spiro. Has a drop point & wharncliffe blade shape, in cpm s90v which is a higher end steel. Its a thinner slicey blade stock. Also has nice contoured titanium scales. I just ordered a second drop point, as i like it so much. One to hoard away, just incase.

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You're better off making a hook out of the keyring.

when I reassembled my Kershaw Gravel knife there is now a tiny bit of up and down play on the blade when fully opened and locked. The same exact thing happened when I reassembled my Kershaw Cryo knife. Everything works fine. Except now there is a tiny gap where the frame lock butts up to the back of the blade. Has this happened to anyone? This problem was not present before I disassembled the knife

this frost cutlery knife is a legal copy of the 1970s barry wood trifold knives... the frost is called the little mustang and there aren't that many jim frost got permission to make a small number of these in the early 80s, the barry wood trifold is worth about 600 bucks depending on condition the frost around 60 bucks in perfect condition but the prices are going up slowly

What do you think, would you find this knife useful? Would you buy it? Let me know in the comments!

I saw it for 88 dollars. That's more than 45

I have one I bought from a yard sale last week, it looks close to yours with a pearl handle and a sterling band, it caught my eye and I bought it for a couple of buck, I was just doing research on it and I like it more now. He he

Well this video brought me back, I carry that exact same model and I have been for 20 years now since it was issued to me in Iraq in 2004. Sadly but proudly I abused it religiously and it has never failed me it went back to Benchmade one time after 14 years for the spring breaking.

Looks too big for me

what a versatile sheath

I like it

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Glad to see you can remove the pocket clip

I'd like a chance to win

I love that little case

They're outdated old man

@jondyck @stuartbs @eemacdonald Interesting blade shape. What would you call it?

Would love to enter this giveaway. Thanks for the opportunity

awesome giveaway, would love to be able to win one of these knives to gift to my dad so we can use it on our camping trips

Interesting looking knife. Thanks for sharing a new to me brand.

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Love my Frost Knife collection. Have at least 25 to 30, and didn't buy them for hunting. Sharp, just look at my thumb. 😉

100 grams even, that must be on purpose

They're strangely adorable

Looks more like a boot clip

I would only suggest that, if you intend on a neck carry for either knife, you take time to find the proper kind of wood for making "feather" sticks. If you are not new to carving feather sticks, you could hit the woods in search of any type of needled evergreen tree, pine, spruce, or cedar wood, which is dead or blown down, and harvest enough "fatwood" or "fat lighter" as it is sometimes referred, to make some feather sticks. You can find this "fatwood" in any area of a resinous evergreen which has sustained damage in a crotch area from a broken limb, or any area which has been lightning struck or damaged by someone using an axe for whatever purpose and it will be very darkly colored by the honey colored pitch which has accumulated in the vicinity of the injury. Stumps are also a good source of fatwood and are easy to harvest with a sharp axe applied to the top of the stump to break chunks of the fatwood apart from the stump. I have harvested a 5 yr. supply of fatwood from some clearcut forest areas from one or 2 stumps of pine.

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I've never really thought about how much my knives weigh

using oak in a smoker? that's sus

Very underrated video

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

How much is it worth just wondering?

It is a Framelock. Nice review

The one i wanted to hear about the most he doesn’t even mention haha

Long time no see

I love you tube. For all the bad and good it produces, this is the most useful. Information. I bought a carborundum stone to sharpen my butcher knife with, realized I had no idea what i was going to do, and looked it up on you tube. And by golly, there is a tutorial.

Should think it would be more successful we're you a proficient baseball pitcher.

Just came across this video.ive been looking for one of theses for aboutba ur now

Just came across this video.ive been looking for one of theses for aboutba ur now

Macgyver actually has a big ass Swiss Army knife it’s his favorite tool

That's definitely an old model the butterfly on it is old and the shape of it and I've never seen one with that type of button so that's definitely one of the first ones! I had an AFOII in my first collection that was the Toronto style that was about 12:14 years ago and it was like the one I bought three or four years ago and neither one of them are like the ones you had mine have jumping around the swell like you mentioned. So I guess they really have improved it from the original. I like it I think it's a good knife.

Ps. Thank you kind sir, your sharing of knowledge and wisdom is greatly appreciated!

What are you using there? (That yellow brick/paper)?

Very nice my friend .😊😊

Dude. Your video is broke. It's stuck on repeat. Like a broken record.

Why not. I like it.