I am on EDCfourms, you may want to try there as well.
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Thanks for the tip, I'll do that. :-)
I hate to sell of these knives, but they just sit in the safe. I'd rather move them to someone who will get more enjoyment out of them, and buy something I'll use as an EDC.
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Big :-) for blade forums, have to pay to upgrade membership to even ask what a knife is worth
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:-)

If you send me all the info you have on/about the knife I can ask for you. I have a paid membership there.
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Thanks! I may take you up on that, I'm going to try microholics and another knife board as well, just to see what the market is like. If there isn't enough interest out there or the values aren't what I'm comfortable with, I'll gladly keep these and save up for the Sebbie.
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This blade is available in the FS section if anybody is interested.
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Finally put my Microtech and Dalton up for sale a couple days ago, started the values on the high end of what I've found and have been slowly dropping them until I get a buyer or hit the minimum price I'll take for each.
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Nice ZT Justin! I love mine.
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Just ordered this Kryptoglow scale for my ZT 0550, the stock scale is the only thing I do not love about the knife:
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Geez I leave this thread for a while and it blows up! Some great pickups around here for sure. I did get a new custom Benchmade grip from the wife for Christmas but haven't got any pictures to post up yet.

I did receive an email from one of the makers that I ordered a custom from so that should be coming in the next month or 2. I will try to get some pics up as soon as I can of that.

Keep those pics coming! :-)
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Got an unexpected bonus at work, and the wife said I should buy that knife I've been wanting :-) Now to figure out what to get...really torn between the classic small sebenza, or the small with snake wood inlay. Wilson Combat has their large starbenza in stock as well as the Star-Tac, which is an unum.

Decisions, decisions, and I'd better act fast before she can change her mind :-)
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OUt of the ones you mentioned Brian, I would go with the Star-Tac without question...

Mainly, because I like the umnum much more than the sebbies. :-)
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I think I'm going to wait to get the star-tac, the Sebbie has been a grail knife for me for about 10 years. I think I'm finally settled on the small with the insingo blade. I really like the wood inlay but I'm not convinced they'll hold up to daily carry as well and worth the extra cost.
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Or not...pulled the trigger on the snakewood inlay today. Did some research on the inlays and they seem like they're stuck in there pretty good, plus I know CRK stands behind their work.
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Longknocker has one with some sort of inlay I believe
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He does, posted it a few pages back, really good looking knife.
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Anyone recommend a cheap non serrated spring assisted blade?
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