Re: Bradley Cutlery?

Bob said:

On Sep 26, 7:38 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>

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On Sep 26, 6:34 am, "Lachlan - Grand Exalted Most High King and
Emperor of All the Universe" <toadfish@(nospam)beeb.net> wrote:

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"[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> > Anybody seen the Bradley Cutlery Alias knives? I was looking for a
>> > sebenza
>> Here's a link to comparison testing and an interesting history lesson.

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>>http://benchmadeforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/4621019603/m/5701087703

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> Damn! Now I'll have to go out and get a Bradley for myself!

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you'll certainly pay for it.
Get a Boker Magnum Bulldog instead.

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We never worry about the price of our toys. It's only necessities that
have to get put off because of prices. Although Boker makes some
really fine knives, they don't seem to fit my hand the way I like. The
only exception is the Boker boot knife, and that's become one of my
favorites. It's ultra slim with comfortable grips, and cheap too!
Takes a VERY sharp edge! My only dislike is that it's single edged.

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Wasn't Boker one of the first manufacturers to come out with a ceramic
folder? I almost bought one of those. I think a ceramic folder with
thin titanium scales and an axis lock would make for a very
comfortable and useful 'small' pocket knife. It wouldn't take much
abuse because of the ceramic blade, but would make a lovely
'gentleman's knife' without dragging down your pocket. I wore long
pants and shoes (for the first time in two years) the other day
because I had to do a shoot inside a church, and my edc
( McHenry&Wiilams 710) felt too heavy.

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