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Ray Laconico Custom Yorkie with an MBK Timascus Clip.

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marcus52AR said:
What are your thoughts so far? I'm tempted to try one out.
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Not sure if I'm quite ready to drink the Medford kool-aid yet but it is a nice knife. It doesn't come without it's faults and for the price it should be perfect imo. The clip has way too much tension and there's a fair bit of lock stick but I'm hoping it will wear in.

It is way smaller than I expected it to be which isn't a bad thing, very carryable and has a nice thin hollow grind with a flat grind on the tip. Needs i slight nudge to fall shut but that will likely wear in as well.
 
Mikarta said:
Just arrived! This knife was literally love at first flip for me. The build quality, the super smooth action, and the noise this thing makes is amazing.
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It really does have a neat sound to the action:thumbsup::cool:
 
image.jpeg image.jpeg This is a Latama Lobster in Mother of Pearl. Excellent cut file, sharp clip blade, sharp scissors, cuticle pusher, and a curved jaw, flush cutting cuticle nipper (for skin tags and hang nails). This is a used knife that has not been used. It was probably made in the 1950's.
Even that giant SAK with 87 implements and 141 functions that is used as as a spike strip to stop get-a-way cars does not have a cuticle nipper.
When you go after a skin tag with your teeth (grabbing, not cutting), the result is often tearing down to the bone.
A knife with a good cuticle nipper is my most used knife.
 
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