SwarthyGnome
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Dang, man. I can’t believe they’d do you like that.
Satin vs tumbled
Shiv. Shiv. Shiv.
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#notaphotographer #besticando #doesntdoitjustice
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Obviously not very good at posting either. Here’s take 2.
Jsega51
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The handle on these are amazing! Feels like they were made for my hand. Great job CPK crew.
Excellent looking ECAM!
1AbominAble1
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Very nice!!!!
Received this pair right on time for my birthday. Cannot be more pleased.
I should’ve ordered 2.
Hey, my birthday isn’t until June if you decide that you only need one
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Perfect design
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donscpoo
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I actually prefer the satin more. Should have ordered both in satin.Dang, man. I can’t believe they’d do you like that.
Mike157
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Such a stately beauty!
Nathan the Machinist
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Good day
Does the shiv have a simular primarybevel to the UF2?
Or is it more of a convex grind?
Love my UF2, use it all the time for splitting wood, carving and bushcraft. How will the shiv performe, besides beeing more stabby
The Shiv is an indestructible stabbing weapon. It is thicker in every way. If you're looking for a bushcraft knife, hold out for the field knives, they are a good bushcraft tool
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I think that Nate has a seat on the board of the "Darwin Awards".
(He's probably holding someone's beer right at this very moment.
)I propose a motto..."CPK...because what could go wrong?"
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Swapped out the scales. A friend wanted my other shiv but wanted the gray TT to match his other CPKs.
I don’t feel like I made much of a sacrifice
. The tri-color canvas looks great! I was going to order double black linen but I’m thinking of just sticking with these. I don’t think it can look any better! Thoughts?
I don’t feel like I made much of a sacrifice
. The tri-color canvas looks great! I was going to order double black linen but I’m thinking of just sticking with these. I don’t think it can look any better! Thoughts?
Comprehensivist
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Swapped out the scales. A friend wanted my other shiv but wanted the gray TT to match his other CPKs.
I don’t feel like I made much of a sacrifice
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Even though I don’t currently own any tri-color scales, the thing I appreciate about the material is that each scale set has a unique personality due to the unpredictable flow of the material. The set on your Shiv looks great and give it some extra flair.
Phil
I am really liking those scales. The db linen are a nice clean classic look, but those are really unique. I would stick with the ones that you have on there.Swapped out the scales. A friend wanted my other shiv but wanted the gray TT to match his other CPKs.
I don’t feel like I made much of a sacrifice
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Tensegrity
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Nice one, but I'm partial to your other idea;I think that Nate has a seat on the board of the "Darwin Awards".
(He's probably holding someone's beer right at this very moment.
I propose a motto..."CPK...because what could go wrong?"
"CPK, because... hold my beer"