nasa779
Newly Enlightened
any of you guys kinda cringe at the thought of using a knife or something you paid over $70 for..... i just got a BM 556s mini grip and i just kinda hesitate when i need to cut anything lol
Knives, firearms and flashlights are all tools
Would you be upset if you scratched your power-drill or your hammer?
I'm not trying to be harsh, but get over it, seriously.
If you're worried about scratching things in your collection, maybe you should take up collecting commemorative china plates or snow globes.
For the record, my everyday carry knives are generally Benchmades...my favorites are a couple of 530 Pardues with a 154CM blades...and yeah they are both dinged and scratched to hell. Its called "character", learn to love it.
character....lol i like it thanks for putting it in perspectiveKnives, firearms and flashlights are all tools
Would you be upset if you scratched your power-drill or your hammer?
I'm not trying to be harsh, but get over it, seriously.
If you're worried about scratching things in your collection, maybe you should take up collecting commemorative china plates or snow globes.
For the record, my everyday carry knives are generally Benchmades...my favorites are a couple of 530 Pardues with a 154CM blades...and yeah they are both dinged and scratched to hell. Its called "character", learn to love it.
any of you guys kinda cringe at the thought of using a knife or something you paid over $70 for..... i just got a BM 556s mini grip and i just kinda hesitate when i need to cut anything lol
Knives, firearms and flashlights are all tools
Would you be upset if you scratched your power-drill or your hammer?
I'm not trying to be harsh, but get over it, seriously.
If you're worried about scratching things in your collection, maybe you should take up collecting commemorative china plates or snow globes.
For the record, my everyday carry knives are generally Benchmades...my favorites are a couple of 530 Pardues with a 154CM blades...and yeah they are both dinged and scratched to hell. Its called "character", learn to love it.
First thing I do when I get a new knife is to sharpen it. This could mean change the edge geometry to suit my needs. 90% of the times the knives I get are too dull for me to just consider using them, so i "fix" them.