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Well for the last 12 or so years, I have been wanting to go to the Blade show, today it finally happened, I was like a kid in the biggest candy store in this world, I got to meet all the Knife makers that I have been friends with on the internet, it was a pleasure to put a face to all the names I know.

 

I probably handled more than 500k worth of knives today but restrained myself to only one Purchase I got a very special stainless steel Magic knife from my friend Dave who owns Protech. For those of you who know how special his knives are, let me just say getting to know Dave and his Father today, they are some of the best people that I am proud to call friends.

 

 

I am planning on attending all 3 days  next year and will be stashing cash for the show, if any of you are wondering if the trip to Atlanta is worth it let me just say if you like any edged tool on this earth, you will absolutely love it :usa:

 

 

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How about a magic punisher ?

 

 

The knife is too small for it, the TR4 is just right for it and the Magic is more of a gentleman's knife than a bad ass Knife to punish

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The Magic “Whiskers” were pretty hard to find when they first came out, but Blade HQ has them in stock for $200. I’d like to try one because it appears you wouldn’t need a safety or have to worry about the button getting pushed in your pocket if you didn’t use one.

But I can’t justify $200 for a knife; I guess I’m just not a knife person. (But I’m working on it). biggrin.gif

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The Magic “Whiskers” were pretty hard to find when they first came out, but Blade HQ has them in stock for $200. I’d like to try one because it appears you wouldn’t need a safety or have to worry about the button getting pushed in your pocket if you didn’t use one.

But I can’t justify $200 for a knife; I guess I’m just not a knife person. (But I’m working on it). biggrin.gif

Before the TN knife law changed, I never thought I would spend more than $150 for a knife.  Now I can't justify spending more for a knife than a gun. 

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The Magic “Whiskers” were pretty hard to find when they first came out, but Blade HQ has them in stock for $200. I’d like to try one because it appears you wouldn’t need a safety or have to worry about the button getting pushed in your pocket if you didn’t use one.

But I can’t justify $200 for a knife; I guess I’m just not a knife person. (But I’m working on it). biggrin.gif

 

 

 

If you are ever out my way, Mt Juliet/ Lebanon area, give me a shout Dave I will let you handle my Protechs and you can see first hand why they are worth every cent

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If you are ever out my way, Mt Juliet/ Lebanon area, give me a shout Dave I will let you handle my Protechs and you can see first hand why they are worth every cent

Thanks. Oh I have no doubt they are nice. I just can’t justify a lot of money for a knife. I don’t see me becoming a knife collector; to me its just a tool that I will use. I don’t have an auto-knife right now so I’m looking at picking up the Smith & Wesson M&P for just under $100. Maybe I’ll upgrade later.
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