Buck Knives are made in Idaho too! You need to find one made in 2005. The blade stamp will look like this...



Now back to more great CRKs!

I wonder how many knife collectors/fanatics got started with/by a Buck 110. I know I was blown away the first time I saw one in about 1968. They were $17 and that was nearly a half week's pay for a young teenager.

I finally got time to post my three decorated CR knives
two large, one small, two dog paw, and one native American all left hand

Peter

Really like the top one, Peter.

Did the Chris Reeve factory engrave those? Man, they are awsome!!

Pap

Thanks
The dog paws are special that Plaza Cutlery has an exclusive on by Chris Reeve and the Native American was a Chris Reeve custom graphics.
I picked up the Native American at a knife show, because it is rare to find a lefty, and now living in the southwest I thought is was really cool.
He does a lot of custom graphics, and I would bet you could send yours back and have something put on it
Peter

OK, count me in the minority. I used a Sebenza as my EDC a few years ago and I liked it until I found that I could not get it hold an edge. I switched to a Spyderco Native and I love it. That said, I gave a CR Mnandi to a client and he absolutely loves it. I still have the Sebe, and it is certainly nice, but it is not on the top of my list of folders. Maybe I am missing something?

You're not missing anything. People like different things for different reasons.

DAvid-
Next time you go to Idaho, take your Sebe to the factory and get it sharpened and detailed. It's not far from the airport.

David, this one is REALLY sharp