I regret not buying any, from a collectors point of view.Treasure them, as they are bound to go up in price
Quote from: magentus on July 08, 2016, 09:59:15 AMQuote from: SAK Guy on July 08, 2016, 02:04:45 AMQuote from: dks on July 07, 2016, 09:54:51 PMIf you like the size, the standard lick creek, single blade, is half the price of the SFO Barlow.With my RA, the #15 frame is about my lower limit on usability. I Like the #85 as well but usually go for bigger knives like the #23 and #53. I need to get all the GEC out and shoot a pic. Ok, ok! I had a big mail call today..... I'll try to get 'em together. I don't have a bunch but they're in several different places.
Quote from: SAK Guy on July 08, 2016, 02:04:45 AMQuote from: dks on July 07, 2016, 09:54:51 PMIf you like the size, the standard lick creek, single blade, is half the price of the SFO Barlow.With my RA, the #15 frame is about my lower limit on usability. I Like the #85 as well but usually go for bigger knives like the #23 and #53. I need to get all the GEC out and shoot a pic.
Quote from: dks on July 07, 2016, 09:54:51 PMIf you like the size, the standard lick creek, single blade, is half the price of the SFO Barlow.With my RA, the #15 frame is about my lower limit on usability. I Like the #85 as well but usually go for bigger knives like the #23 and #53. I need to get all the GEC out and shoot a pic.
If you like the size, the standard lick creek, single blade, is half the price of the SFO Barlow.
That's a beauty
Quote from: SteveC on July 25, 2016, 05:02:08 PM That's a beauty +100!!!!
lovely!
My five Barlows that have been used. The grey one with scrolled bolsters has only seen formal carry at weddings and such like. The buffalo horn IXL is single blade
Modern style, Lionsteel Barlow, Titanium scales