Once again lousy pics , but here is the 13150 next to a 525 with custom CF scales (chax)
The G-10 on this is very gripey and the aluminum is very slick.
Once again just like a buck knife only smaller of course....... dj

Great pics DJ. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like if you had to replace that fussy clip, a standard Parked split arrow would work as well.

That's a great looking knife, now I want one too.

My pics do the knife no justice ..... but I just got back from buyin a new camera.
So we,ll see if it was the camera or the operator ... probably me
Iam not much on new technoligy (or spelling either)

DJ, everything's in perspective. Ask me if I can sharpen a pencil and I'd tell you I have to take a class to learn how to do that...

Just like taking photos, cutting a straight line with a brush takes practice too.

That looks like a paper plate the knives are on, that's a good idea, it shows the knives well...

...or is it the top of a 5 gallon bucket?

PAPER PLATE ....DJ

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Joe wrote....That looks like a paper plate the knives are on, that's a good idea, it shows the knives well...

...or is it the top of a 5 gallon bucket?

I like the top of your air conditioner better.

The Harley ad and skull impression should sand off easily.

I picked up my black blade mini hard-tail today. Reminds me a lot of a knife between the 705 and 710, a model I've been waiting for for a long time. Gonna swap the clip for lefty carry tonight and start carrying tommorow. Knife feels a little slick/greasy, but that may have be fried lunch on my hands.

Well....these HDs have always been ugly, but next to that beautiful Presidio, well...they are ugly as .....heck.

I am thankful for my right of free speech

Hardtail ugly?! You clazy boy!

That Scotchbrite finished bowie blade is gorgeous, and the handle is elegant in its clean design and construction. The only aesthetic niggle is the somewhat excessively large thumb studs.

With all of my smarts I've never heard the word Niggle used before: I had to look it up.

So: In common English language usage, expressions like “something feels off” or “something is not quite right” often indicate that a niggle may exist.

In other words, if it doesn't feel right, it doesn't.

Thanks Professor Harvey.