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Re: Found a knife
« Reply #15 on: December 30, 2014, 03:43:50 AM »
I'm really curious how so many people are losing knives in the woods. Are the slipping out of your pocket? I keep mine in my pocket with the clip attached to the outside. I can reach just my thumb into my pocket and draw the knife this way. Had the handle break off once, I guess I got lucky there that it slipped into my pocket and I noticed it. Benchmade replaced the clip for free. My brother spent $300-400 on that knife for me--no way would I throw down that kind of cash!

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Re: Found a knife
« Reply #16 on: January 01, 2015, 10:35:58 PM »
I lost my Schrade SP8 folding gut hook knife during the late buck season in SW Washington. It has a black zytel handle. Somehow it ended up out of the sheath. What a bummer too. I've had that knife for so many years and dressed so many elk and deer with it. I hope it's the knife you found. Even if it isn't, thank you for being kind enough to try to find the person who lost the one you found.

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Re: Found a knife
« Reply #17 on: January 06, 2015, 08:27:22 AM »
I'm really curious how so many people are losing knives in the woods. Are the slipping out of your pocket? I keep mine in my pocket with the clip attached to the outside. I can reach just my thumb into my pocket and draw the knife this way. Had the handle break off once, I guess I got lucky there that it slipped into my pocket and I noticed it. Benchmade replaced the clip for free. My brother spent $300-400 on that knife for me--no way would I throw down that kind of cash!

Usually lost gear for me comes after a nice fall. I've had it happen where the little snap on the front of the sheath gets undone in the fall, and it makes its way out before I realize it.
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