New EDC's are in the store
Meant to mention that I added a group of new EDC's to the storefront yesterday. Most of them were #33 Conductors and a couple of #56's.
For readers that aren't aware of the Great Eastern EDC's, they are knives that aren't sold as 'collectible' quality due to minor cosmetic imperfections. GEC stamps a small "S" on the tang for "Store Knife" and they typically end up for sale in the Great Eastern store. I've been carrying them in the TSA storefront for several years as they represent a fantastic value for someone wanting a top quality Every Day Carry knife.
The majority of these knives have flaws that are not readily noticeable and will not affect the function of the knife. The photo's of them in the storefront are stock photo's and not actual pictures of the knife for sale. If you email me at: greg@tsaknives.com I'll send you a link where you can view all of our EDC's with photo's of the flaw.
For readers that aren't aware of the Great Eastern EDC's, they are knives that aren't sold as 'collectible' quality due to minor cosmetic imperfections. GEC stamps a small "S" on the tang for "Store Knife" and they typically end up for sale in the Great Eastern store. I've been carrying them in the TSA storefront for several years as they represent a fantastic value for someone wanting a top quality Every Day Carry knife.
The majority of these knives have flaws that are not readily noticeable and will not affect the function of the knife. The photo's of them in the storefront are stock photo's and not actual pictures of the knife for sale. If you email me at: greg@tsaknives.com I'll send you a link where you can view all of our EDC's with photo's of the flaw.
"they represent a fantastic value for someone wanting a top quality Every Day Carry knife"
I can tell you, every knife Donnie carries is an EDC. Great savings and we make a game out of trying to figure out what made it an EDC. Sometimes we will have to look at it several times in different lighting to figure it out
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