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Thinkin that some were made in Japan, as always I've been wrong before.

All the Marfione knives are expensive, especially if they have titanium in them.

whippersnapper wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 1:31 am If my blade bends cutting my peanut butter and jelly samwhich, I'm heart broke.

Use a butter knife, I've never broke one of them and if it can be broken I'm the man for the job.

whippersnapper wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 1:32 am I hope things go well for you.

I'm really surprised the guys insurance is willing to go to court over it. It's all in the police report. Could be my lawyer is sueing over it.

Have to have 20 posts, I think to sell here. You've posted pictures so you may get some offers. Be sure to check your pm's

Not to bad, could be a lot worse but going to court over the wreck I was in around a year and a half ago. I may get a good chunk of change out of it but the lawyers will get 40 percent. Hensley legal Group. They specialize in auto injuries so I'm hopefully.

Piece of art!!!

Seen very few stilettos that were sharp. Most are about as sharp as a butter knife.

In my first post I said it "reminded " me of the old B-Stealth that had a rubber coating. But I also said I didn't think this model had the coating.

There is a recent post where we talked briefly about Fort Knives and the owner Stu Fortunado. Stu has always been a great guy imo and is probably ...

Different!

XBMX wrote: Sat Sep 05, 2026 12:03 am Some advice, post pictures that are not all out of focus.

blade length and overall length may help too.

$59.99 it has to be fake.

Looks beefy, nice!

SWEET!

Nice, looks really straight too.