mbkr
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If we could get Victorinox to make up some Scientists, I'd be in for two. Maybe three. They've already got all the parts and the pattern. How hard could it be?
Should be easy to stay under $100. It would be a rare knife that's hard to find.
Just sayin'
I'm very much in for a custom Vic. For those who care it would be at least as collectable as a GEC.
Then it's settled. (See what you started jmh33 ? )I’d be all in for a unique Alox Victorinox, especially if they’d put the old cross on it
Gotta say, if it ends (somehow, I don't think it will happen) up that an Opinel gets the nod, I'll proooobably be out. I have enough of them already, and I don't ever carry or use the ones I do own whereas I have a GEC in my pocket every day. My preference (and vote) will absolutely be towards a GEC, I don't even care too much about the model. Well, as long as it's not a toothpick #12. Don't really prefer those much.
I should add, I'm definitely not attempting to insult anyone who's calling for an Opinel. They just aren't special to me, not in the slightest. The GEC Forum knives I own from multiple years are special in their own ways, love 'em all.
All of that said, a Buck fixed blade is something I could definitely get behind as well if the consensus is heading that way.
dsutton24, I don't get the 'Opinel is a joke' thing. They are a great value.
I agree, and I sell knives. I have an Opinel in my smaller bug-out bag. It is a great usable and light weight tool.
BTW, I do not sell Opinels, I had to pay real money to obtain one.
Then it's settled. (See what you started jmh33 ? )
A dark red alox Victorinox Cadet with scissors and the old style cross for BF's 2020 annual.
Too !! All we need is a front man.
How about a nice Pioneer Settler. No one here could object, it's the quintessential pen knife. Oh and in red please.Oh boy, you just opened a can of worms. Now there will be a battle between the 84mm crowd and the 93mm only size Alox that should have ever been produced crowd Way to go
LOL!!! Oh NOOOOO, what was I thinking! !!Oh boy, you just opened a can of worms. Now there will be a battle between the 84mm crowd and the 93mm only size Alox that should have ever been produced crowd Way to go
Whats the biggest model Vic makes? Length wise aint talk'n about one of those 1,001 blade monsters
If we could get Victorinox to make up some Scientists, I'd be in for two. Maybe three. They've already got all the parts and the pattern. How hard could it be?
Should be easy to stay under $100. It would be a rare knife that's hard to find.
Just sayin'