I just got a new Muhle R41 2013 and...
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Don't get cocky now….that razor will show you who's boss if you aren't respectful 
There were far fewer law schools back then. 
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Don't get cocky now .that razor will show you who's boss if you aren't respectful
Good point. I haven't used it yet but I dutifully read all the warnings. I'll bet it is one of the few personal care products that contains the warning "Improper use can cause serious or fatal injury."
Ok, shaving with the Merkur 34c tonight!
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I have no experience with the '13 r41 but I have a '11 and although we aren't the best of friends we are on even terms haha. Still bites me now and again.
Perhaps the next version should come with a waiver of liability for you to sign and return before using it.
I have just the head and it's one of my favorite razors paired with my ikon bulldog handle. It is very agressive and one should be careful when shaving with it. I didn't get all the literature with the head, looking at this they may require a background check for the next version.
That's the same setup I have with the R41...Love the weight of the Bulldog handle. It's a great shaver.
What gets me is that you can ship an r41 internationally but not aftershave.
That means aftershave is even more deadly than the r41!
That means aftershave is even more deadly than the r41!
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They only give that manual to folks who need it. Mine didn't have one . . . 
I have the 2011 version. Sometimes I hear it calling me names from my den, late at night.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaah
Cheer up. At least your state doesn't require background checks and a 7-day waiting period.
You didn't used to get a warning not to operate your toaster while taking a bath. I can't believe we made it without them.
You didn't used to get a warning not to operate your toaster while taking a bath. I can't believe we made it without them.
I love my 2013 R41 paired with a Weber Bulldog handle.
Because they never had a Muhle 2011 or 2013 R41.
Answer: The same way we made it through childhood without bike helmets, car seat belts (yes, I'm old enough to say that), padding in the playground, etc.
Or childproof latches and safety bottle caps... which actually are forms of natural selection against the very brightest and resourceful of children.
Same here, and I only bought it in March.They only give that manual to folks who need it. Mine didn't have one . . .
I approached this baby with great trepidation for the first few shaves. It is a beauty and once I got comfortable (but not complacent) with it, I haven't looked back. I ditched all my other razors.
I'm reminded periodically of who's boss, but it's less-and-less seldom.
Worst case was a nick to the chin - the only nick in 4-5 months. Other than that some light weepers earlier on from time-to-time that mostly stop misbehaving with the cold rinse. I'd say 90%+ of the time I get no weepers and a BBS shave that has me faceturbating for hours.
I haven't used styptic stick for weeks. If they ever release another version like they did from 2011--> 2013, I'll be buying it immediately.
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