That anno job on the quietcarry turned out awesome. And the olive pioneer is an absolute BEAUTY! Any of my slip joints without clips get carried in the clip slip that came with my Civivi Rustic Gent. Works perfect.
How did you get on with the Bestech Junzi? I saw the intro session, but I don't think you did a review. I got the 'Twisted Assisted' UK 'special edition' made from less expensive D2 steel. Closest to my ideal slipjoint, but something slightly off with the ergonomics. I do like it enough that I'm still thinking the higher spec'd original...
Think about making slipjoints, trying to gauge interest in my design. Multiple different blade styles and Handle materials with coffin shaped handles on the larger side? Still not 100% on blade steel.
I love GEC knives, but they are so hard to get now at a good price. People buy them up fast and then go to ebay asking double what they paid for it. I hate when people do that. Ranting aside love your slip joint collection. That Apostle P knife is beautiful 😍.
@@bomtradym4027 I have a Robert Klaas Kissing Crane that is from Solingen that is just as nice as a GEC. I saw it on a Messer HQ video and it's a great knife also.
I'm surprised the Bestech Junzi didn't feature. It's got almost everything one could want from a modern slipjoint: great materials, versatile DP blade, good ergos and fit and finish, oho, finger choil, useful jimping top and bottom, reversible clip... As someone who can only edc a slipjoint (UK) the Junzi ticks the most boxes... Saying that, I currently carry the lovely Boker WC Davis small hunter. Less efficient then the Junzi but I fell back in love with its classic Loveless looks. Getting hard to find theses days unfortunately 😕. Anyway, great content as usual 👌
Spyderco pingo 😃 I use it when I'm outdoors through Winter; it's hard to operate knife locks and flippers with cold fingers. The pingo has a big piece of blade showing for a pinch grip opening. Open and close two handed.
Since i value my fingers I tend to favor stronger slipjoints and thinner blades, which rules out most detent slipjoints and various slipjoints especially the modern ones in general including the Benchmade Proper (weak snap and sloppy half-stop). Love GEC and German Bokers in general. Recently been lusting over the Lionsteel Thrill. Re: Lionsteel blade shape; heard the late, great A. G. Russell call it a Zulu spear blade; have heard same about heat-treat, still hesistant about Lionsteel.
I have one of those lionsteel ck warhorse in m390 and it's probably around 61 62 hrc I've only sharpened once and stopped a dozen times in a year beyond edge retention
I will probably eventually pick up another Lion steel and send it to get Rockwell tested to see if the fixed it because they have some awesome designs 👌🏻
I also hope that Tuya brings back the Blackbeard. Luv ur collection Stassa, thanks for sharing
This has been one of my favorite overall Stassa videos!
Wow 👏 Mr Stassa your fabulous collection has no end. Thanks so much for sharing
That anno job on the quietcarry turned out awesome. And the olive pioneer is an absolute BEAUTY! Any of my slip joints without clips get carried in the clip slip that came with my Civivi Rustic Gent. Works perfect.
Reminded me of master chief
Boker! Such a great slippie still. That hollow grind is so good. I’m glad you still have the 74. 👊🏼
Love the surge
You deff did your thing with that West🔥
Man that blackbeard! Beautiful.
Oh man that #74 is a thing of great beauty definitely a grail knife for me.thanks for sharing.atb paddy 👍 ☘
What a great selection Stassa. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻👌🏻
Those are some nice knives, I collect them myself!
Super bummed! I liked the first one!
I have to agree with you brother. That blackbbeard is cool.
How did you get on with the Bestech Junzi? I saw the intro session, but I don't think you did a review. I got the 'Twisted Assisted' UK 'special edition' made from less expensive D2 steel. Closest to my ideal slipjoint, but something slightly off with the ergonomics. I do like it enough that I'm still thinking the higher spec'd original...
Think about making slipjoints, trying to gauge interest in my design. Multiple different blade styles and Handle materials with coffin shaped handles on the larger side? Still not 100% on blade steel.
I love GEC knives, but they are so hard to get now at a good price. People buy them up fast and then go to ebay asking double what they paid for it. I hate when people do that. Ranting aside love your slip joint collection. That Apostle P knife is beautiful 😍.
That’s why I buy boker solingen knives they are just as nice and not hard to get
@@bomtradym4027 I have a Robert Klaas Kissing Crane that is from Solingen that is just as nice as a GEC. I saw it on a Messer HQ video and it's a great knife also.
BM proper is not designed to be an ultimate slicer but rather a heavy use daily worker, and does it fabulously, for me.
Would love to see a video on your favorite double detent knives 👍🏻
Some nice options 👌
I'm surprised the Bestech Junzi didn't feature. It's got almost everything one could want from a modern slipjoint: great materials, versatile DP blade, good ergos and fit and finish, oho, finger choil, useful jimping top and bottom, reversible clip... As someone who can only edc a slipjoint (UK) the Junzi ticks the most boxes... Saying that, I currently carry the lovely Boker WC Davis small hunter. Less efficient then the Junzi but I fell back in love with its classic Loveless looks. Getting hard to find theses days unfortunately 😕. Anyway, great content as usual 👌
Spyderco pingo 😃 I use it when I'm outdoors through Winter; it's hard to operate knife locks and flippers with cold fingers. The pingo has a big piece of blade showing for a pinch grip opening. Open and close two handed.
I love my Pingo as well it’s a great knife 👌🏻
What deep carry clip are you using on the Serge Razor Slipjoint?
I don’t remember it was from one of my budget knives I’ll try to find out for you 👌
Since i value my fingers I tend to favor stronger slipjoints and thinner blades, which rules out most detent slipjoints and various slipjoints especially the modern ones in general including the Benchmade Proper (weak snap and sloppy half-stop).
Love GEC and German Bokers in general. Recently been lusting over the Lionsteel Thrill.
Re: Lionsteel blade shape; heard the late, great A. G. Russell call it a Zulu spear blade; have heard same about heat-treat, still hesistant about Lionsteel.
Do you still have All your fingers?
I have one of those lionsteel ck warhorse in m390 and it's probably around 61 62 hrc I've only sharpened once and stopped a dozen times in a year beyond edge retention
I will probably eventually pick up another Lion steel and send it to get Rockwell tested to see if the fixed it because they have some awesome designs 👌🏻
I carry a really useful Swiss army nail clip slip joint .
Cox Slim 😂 what a name. Feel like there just trying to get someone in trouble.
Heck yeah
Hey stassss!!! Sell me that boker cox!!! I’ll take it off your hands today
The Tortuga means Turtle!
Why do you show us 10 knives, 5 of which are not available?