Overseas is a relative term.... The forum is Canadian owned and a couple of members may consider the US as overseas
I came across those names before (mainly from shops in Australia).Based on my experience, many Wenger local importers used specific names for specific countries.For example, on the wiki, the Wenger entries "Colonel"-"Oberst" and "Major" were not (as far as I know) official names, but just given by the norwegian importer.I think I uploaded on the wiki an old italian brochure: same names used there were only for this specific market.The same happened with Precise International for the North America.As stated above by dks, most (if not all) the names of older Wenger models found in the wiki were only used in North America, as in Europe those knives were known only by the catalog number.
Quote from: dks on September 30, 2015, 08:22:53 AMOverseas is a relative term.... The forum is Canadian owned and a couple of members may consider the US as overseas What if there is only one sea between the two countries - shall we say "oversea" instead of "overseas"?
As a lefty, I must admit this was a pretty dumb idea. As a novelty, OK. I don't see why any lefty would have issues with normal SAKs. I for sure don't The Soldier '08 seems to have been designed with lefties in mind, with the way the linerlock is.
Quote from: Syncop8r on September 30, 2015, 01:28:12 PMQuote from: dks on September 30, 2015, 08:22:53 AMOverseas is a relative term.... The forum is Canadian owned and a couple of members may consider the US as overseas What if there is only one sea between the two countries - shall we say "oversea" instead of "overseas"? Quote from: Syncop8r on September 30, 2015, 01:37:37 PMQuote from: dks on September 30, 2015, 08:22:53 AMOverseas is a relative term.... The forum is Canadian owned and a couple of members may consider the US as overseas What if there is only one sea between the two countries - shall we say "oversea" instead of "overseas"? What, too scared to say it a third time?
Quote from: cody6268 on October 01, 2015, 12:27:41 AMAs a lefty, I must admit this was a pretty dumb idea. As a novelty, OK. I don't see why any lefty would have issues with normal SAKs. I for sure don't The Soldier '08 seems to have been designed with lefties in mind, with the way the linerlock is. As far as I know, they swapped the can opener to the other side, which would make it usable for lefties, other than that...