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Shhhh! Don't say it out loud, but: (probably the reason I have over 70 BM to 30 CR  ) Though the CR would occupy the top spots "all" considered, they simply can't compete bang for the buck.
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If i know Rob thet benchmade is in his pricet range! Haha bugging, cant beat it for price, if a master knife maker from alligator country recommend's it i wont argue, love that guy a great friend.
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I've been using a Kershaw Leek for several years now. It is thin and carries well. Takes an edge and holds it well.
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Kershaw, Gerber there are alot of good ones i used a rubber handle gerber folder for alot of years, having been eyeing up spyder's for awhile i would like to pick up a few to try out.
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it's hard to beat a Spyderco Delica. This one has stainless steel scales, and a vG-10 blade. Very close to the perfect EDC knife. ![[Linked Image]](http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/tt349/Knocky/2015%20First%20Half/Delica_zpsplojw9bs.jpg)
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If anyone wants to try a sebenza, edged specialties has their remaining stock 40% off. Basically what they have left are unique large and small. You can get a small for $288 and a large for $321. I got a couple of micarta inlays months ago when they were 25% off. Edged Specialties used to be on the distributor list from the CR website, but I just checked and they are no longer on there.
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it's hard to beat a Spyderco Delica. This one has stainless steel scales, and a vG-10 blade. Very close to the perfect EDC knife. My vote too. I've carried the same one for 15 years now.. lost two of the same before because its black plastic and easy to lose. I have a shoe box full of knives I could carry and would buy a delica if I lost this one. I have a partial serrated one and would opt for a normal blade unless you want twine cutting capability. Several engineers at work carry these in the office and use the pocket clip as a money and credit card clip. Its a thin & tough knife.
Other than that, How was the show Mrs. Lincoln?
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you know I want one Rick. Maybe this year, if things perk up. 
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