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    I personally wouldn't bother, they seem expensive when you can get a GD for a hell of a lot cheaper. There has been a few threads with members that have used them and they don't get much love.
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    I personally wouldn't bother, they seem expensive when you can get a GD for a hell of a lot cheaper. There has been a few threads with members that have used them and they don't get much love.
    It sort of looks like a buck 110. Well, the scales anyway!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johntoad57 View Post
    It sort of looks like a buck 110. Well, the scales anyway!
    LOL yeah it does, doesn't it? The model I prefer does not have brass bolsters, and the scales, though wood, are thinner and lighter. Unless they have changed it. But that's what I mean by pocketknife type scales. Oh and there is probably a metal liner, too! I guess they think uneducated buyers want to be able to gut a deer and crack pelvises with their razor or sumpn. All of the cheapo brands and the RSO makers are going to this style. Apparently it sells well to the unknowing.
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    I have honed quite a few of them since their appearance under many names

    Everytime I get a request I tell the owner the same thing, I can get them shave ready, I can't say how long that edge will last

    Just too many better buys out there
    "No amount of money spent on a Stone can ever replace the value of the time it takes learning to use it properly"
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    Yep. Stick with Vintage or Custom. Dont waist your money. Although they do make great letter openers.
    It's just Sharpening, right?
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    Be vigilant as perusing customs.
    While they may look 'cool', some have inconsistencies in temper from razor to razor and even from the heel to the toe.
    I can recommend learning/shaving with vintage first.
    What some call great, some (being honest) will say 'meh'.
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    I rest my case.

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