Comments for The Fighting Knife Blog - Collectible Knife | Buck Knife - Reviews http://www.knifehaggler.com Fighting Knife, Collectible Knife, Buck Knife... and all things knives from the Knife Haggler. Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:51:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Case Pocket Knife Addiction - No Cure by Lonnie Maggard http://www.knifehaggler.com/case-pocket-knife-addiction-no-cure/#comment-1511 Lonnie Maggard Wed, 06 Aug 2008 16:37:19 +0000 http://knifehaggler.com/case-pocket-knife-addiction-no-cure/#comment-1511 I have a: CASE XX 6265ASB Looking for date manufactured and value. This once belonged to my gramdfather. I have a: CASE
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Looking for date manufactured and value. This once belonged to my gramdfather.

]]> Comment on Collectible Knife Series - The Case Damascus Knife Series by Cole http://www.knifehaggler.com/collectible-knife-series-the-case-damascus-knife-series/#comment-1458 Cole Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:33:16 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/collectible-knife-series-the-case-damascus-knife-series/#comment-1458 Unfortunately, I don't have any of these Case Knives in my inventory right now. Every now and then we get them in. You may want to check eBay. I saw one on there a couple of days ago. I sent the link to your email but your email server kicked back my message. Cole Unfortunately, I don’t have any of these Case Knives in my inventory right now. Every now and then we get them in. You may want to check eBay. I saw one on there a couple of days ago. I sent the link to your email but your email server kicked back my message.

Cole

]]> Comment on Part II - Survive With a Fighting Chance - Plan, Prepare, Be Ready by Cole http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-1349 Cole Sat, 31 May 2008 23:33:03 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-1349 Never heard of them. It looks like cheap stuff to me. Now, I'm not knocking cheap knives. They are nice to have around and to be honest, I've got a drawer full. Never heard of them. It looks like cheap stuff to me. Now, I’m not knocking cheap knives. They are nice to have around and to be honest, I’ve got a drawer full.

]]> Comment on Boker Stainless Pocket Knife by Cole http://www.knifehaggler.com/boker-stainless-pocket-knife/#comment-1339 Cole Fri, 30 May 2008 18:18:42 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/boker-stainless-pocket-knife/#comment-1339 I carry a Boker at work and have always been impressed with the Solingen steel. Good stuff. I carry a Boker at work and have always been impressed with the Solingen steel. Good stuff.

]]> Comment on Boker Stainless Pocket Knife by John http://www.knifehaggler.com/boker-stainless-pocket-knife/#comment-1299 John Sat, 17 May 2008 15:59:35 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/boker-stainless-pocket-knife/#comment-1299 <p>The Boker SUBCOM looks pretty sweet. I have a ton of Boker knives and they rank as some of the best. My favorite would have to be the Boker Applegate or WWI Trench knife, it just looks mean. My grandfather even passed a few down to me. </p> <p><a>Knife-Search.com</a></p> The Boker SUBCOM looks pretty sweet. I have a ton of Boker knives and they rank as some of the best. My favorite would have to be the Boker Applegate or WWI Trench knife, it just looks mean. My grandfather even passed a few down to me.

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]]> Comment on Part II - Survive With a Fighting Chance - Plan, Prepare, Be Ready by Tibet http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-1267 Tibet Wed, 07 May 2008 05:04:18 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-1267 I am thinking about buying this folding eagle claw bayonet knife from this website. I would like to know if anyone has heard of this company before or seen this knife before. The knife looks like it is made very well but I would like to find someone who may already have it to tell me more about it. I would also like to know how to find out if this LDU Company is trustworthy. Their website is www.LDUcompany.com , If anyone has bought them before please let me know. I am thinking about buying this folding eagle claw bayonet knife from this website. I would like to know if anyone has heard of this company before or seen this knife before. The knife looks like it is made very well but I would like to find someone who may already have it to tell me more about it. I would also like to know how to find out if this LDU Company is trustworthy. Their website is http://www.LDUcompany.com , If anyone has bought them before please let me know.

]]> Comment on Socialized Medicine by Cole http://www.knifehaggler.com/socialized-medicine/#comment-233 Cole Sun, 11 Nov 2007 19:51:42 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/socialized-medicine/#comment-233 Hello Bob, You're right, the Doctors are all about injections. And, although there is a temporary relief of pain, the injections last less than a week commonly. I did about two months of physical therapy. Some of it was effective and most of it put me in much more pain for the following days. That wasn't a problem because I wasn't working. Now that I'm back at work, I can't afford to deal with too much pain. I haven't tried the chiropractor. Maybe I'll look into that. Anything for some relief. I am going to try to get more physical therapy. The problem is, when I asked my doctor to release me back to work, light duty at that, DOL dropped my case. So, I'll have to start the paper work trail to get this approved. It could take quite some time. I'm actually going to try to talk my doctor into stating that my injury was pre-existing. DOL didn't recognize my hernias and spondylolthesis as injuries anyway. They stated that all I had was a back sprain. If I can get the doctor to write up that my real injuries were not work related, I can get my insurance to cover me and get this taken care of. Thanks for the comments. Take Care, Cole Hello Bob,

You’re right, the Doctors are all about injections. And, although there is a temporary relief of pain, the injections last less than a week commonly.

I did about two months of physical therapy. Some of it was effective and most of it put me in much more pain for the following days. That wasn’t a problem because I wasn’t working. Now that I’m back at work, I can’t afford to deal with too much pain.

I haven’t tried the chiropractor. Maybe I’ll look into that. Anything for some relief.

I am going to try to get more physical therapy. The problem is, when I asked my doctor to release me back to work, light duty at that, DOL dropped my case. So, I’ll have to start the paper work trail to get this approved. It could take quite some time.

I’m actually going to try to talk my doctor into stating that my injury was pre-existing. DOL didn’t recognize my hernias and spondylolthesis as injuries anyway. They stated that all I had was a back sprain. If I can get the doctor to write up that my real injuries were not work related, I can get my insurance to cover me and get this taken care of.

Thanks for the comments.

Take Care,
Cole

]]> Comment on Socialized Medicine by Bob http://www.knifehaggler.com/socialized-medicine/#comment-198 Bob Sat, 10 Nov 2007 03:45:27 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/socialized-medicine/#comment-198 A good physical therapist and possibly chiropractor is what you need to get your spine realigned. The doctors will just keep sticking you full of cortisone if you let them. That leads to tissue and bone degeneration if used in excess. The problem is finding good doctors. Does the DOL not let you get a referral from your primary doctor for physical therapist? That would be my next move. I have seen many people travel down the same road as you medically speaking and PT seems to be the best cure overall. A good physical therapist and possibly chiropractor is what you need to get your spine realigned. The doctors will just keep sticking you full of cortisone if you let them. That leads to tissue and bone degeneration if used in excess. The problem is finding good doctors. Does the DOL not let you get a referral from your primary doctor for physical therapist? That would be my next move.

I have seen many people travel down the same road as you medically speaking and PT seems to be the best cure overall.

]]> Comment on Part II - Survive With a Fighting Chance - Plan, Prepare, Be Ready by Bob http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-197 Bob Sat, 10 Nov 2007 03:36:05 +0000 http://www.knifehaggler.com/part-iii-survive-with-a-fighting-chance-plan-prepare-be-ready/#comment-197 Good advice Cole. It reminds me to get that wooden rod to put in my sliding glass door. I also have strategically placed bats near the entrances and in the bedroom. Good advice Cole. It reminds me to get that wooden rod to put in my sliding glass door. I also have strategically placed bats near the entrances and in the bedroom.

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