Wasn't planning on a fishing trip this evening, but now I'll be out targeting Scholar fish tonight. 154CM is one of my favorite blade steels. Great video!
Lots to like here Dave! Design, ergos, steel, ti clip. The white looks nice but also provides options, plus the wood version. Hmm, maybe some imitation tortoise would be fitting for the design. Thanks Dave!
The finger choil makes the cutting edge just under 3" which helps legality in areas where scholarly types might journey 😉 but it's still a full size knife/ handle which makes it nice to actually use. Not sure if this was the reason behind the choil but I suspect it's why.
The back spacer on it is also titanium. I love the 3 inch cutting edge, makes it legal to carry in more places than if it was full length.
Love this species of fish.
I LOVE my 939 (Cutlass) and this will be my second PF one day.
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Wasn't planning on a fishing trip this evening, but now I'll be out targeting Scholar fish tonight. 154CM is one of my favorite blade steels. Great video!
Makes two of us! 👍🔥🗡️
That's very cool! I like the straight razor vibe. Great video 👍
I believe the wood variant is made of Olive Wood.
Thanks! 🗡️👍
I love PF knives. Best value there is
That looks like a wicked whisker wiper&cardboard killer. Killer blade&killer vid knife bro!!
Beautiful PF, but I’d have to go with the Olive wood handled offering......plus it’d be a tad lighter than the G10
Lots to like here Dave!
Design, ergos, steel, ti clip. The white looks nice but also provides options, plus the wood version. Hmm, maybe some imitation tortoise would be fitting for the design. Thanks Dave!
Hi, can you reverse flick this one off the blade? I think 🤔 be seen a few guys do it. Thank you
Yes, you can
Love this knife. Shame it seems under appreciated and somewhat difficult to find.
I would like this much better if there wasn't a finger choil
Then get a QSP Penguin. Admittedly the Penguin is not a front flipper but similar blade style with lots of options on handle materials and steels.
@@garryflint7419 honestly the penguin is kinda boring to me. This one's more interesting.
The finger choil makes the cutting edge just under 3" which helps legality in areas where scholarly types might journey 😉 but it's still a full size knife/ handle which makes it nice to actually use. Not sure if this was the reason behind the choil but I suspect it's why.
I personally like the finger choil because it provide protection in case the liner goes out and blade closes. Important with liner locks