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[mobil890]

My Cold Steel Triple action 24TAT Tanto point.

 

[mobil890]

Really like how these neck knives turned out. This +100 year old Oregon Mill steel is amazing.
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Here is a video of them being made as well.

What material are you using for the handle pins?

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

Copper refrigerant line

What material are you using for the handle pins?

 

[Kruel J]

Picked up the big brother to my mini Infidel last weekend:

 

[Sgt Nambu]

My Kershaw Blur, it's my EDC.
My Hogue/Wilson Combat, Starlight 4"! For Sunday go to meetin'
knife!

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

I have a lot of knives; nothing fancy; many brands and types..

But the knife I use the most costs $1.98....

I buy them on line; ten at a time, and position them anywhere I may need them...

Great casual gifting or stocking stuffers.

Keep out of reach of children...

 

[Certaindeaf]

I have a lot of knives; nothing fancy; many brands and types..

But the knife I use the most costs $1.98....

I buy them on line; ten at a time, and position them anywhere I may need them...

Great casual gifting or stocking stuffers.

Keep out of reach of children...



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Yeabut I've had my $40 Spyderco Endura on my person for the last 30yrs so I win.













"hide

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

Yeabut I've had my $40 Spyderco Endura on my person for the last 30yrs so I win. "hide

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I have one OD Green Wahoo Killer on my tractor; it was the first of 2 that I bought for Y2K. I lost the other one....

The joy of giving a knife to family or a friend is priceless; even if it's only $1.98. Only one person (of the 20 or so) has bubblegumed about the cheap knife....suffice to say, "family life" can be over-rated.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Only one person (of the 20 or so) has bubblegumed about the cheap knife....

What is so difficult about saying: "Cool , thanks a lot for the knife." , instead of griping about it being a "cheap knife"?
Someone goes out of their way to gift you with something...The least you can do is say "Thank you".
Andy

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

What is so difficult about saying: "Cool , thanks a lot for the knife." , instead of griping about it being a "cheap knife"?
Someone goes out of their way to gift you with something...The least you can do is say "Thank you".
Andy

Who else but a histrionic parent?

Honestly, the knives are a kick!

The loop on the sheath isn't closed, so they can fall off a belt. A guy at the shooting club collects top dollar guns and knives; he loved it.

 

[titsonritz]

What is so difficult about saying: "Cool , thanks a lot for the knife." , instead of griping about it being a "cheap knife"?
Someone goes out of their way to gift you with something...The least you can do is say "Thank you".
Andy

Some people's kid...

 

[KKG]

The Only one I'd love to put up for viewing was a standard USMC Ka-Bar that was a Gift from the Boyfriend of a High School friend. I never met the man but I carried the knife daily while stationed in the RVN. It was sharp enough to shave with and proved to be sharp enough to perform surgery with. While on an inspection trip I found myself in the CP of a unit "in the boonies" when a Sky Trooper walk/crawled into the tent. He said he felt sick and the medic(I am using that term very lightly) said something about "where do you hurt". At that point the Trooper dropped his pants and showed his belly. The medic pasted out cold. Having THE sharp knife, six Morphine Syrettes, clean dry T-shirts, a little First-aid training and with the Doctor on the radio; I removed his appendix. I wasn't allowed to bring it home(the _______ said it was issued to me so...) and I Lost the address of my friend so I couldn't Thank Him properly well, it was still a very nice knife.

Now that's a knife!!!

 

[WAYNO]

I have a lot of knives; nothing fancy; many brands and types..

But the knife I use the most costs $1.98....

I buy them on line; ten at a time, and position them anywhere I may need them...

Great casual gifting or stocking stuffers.

Keep out of reach of children...



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I cannot see the logo on the knife, but it looks like a modern Mora or something similar.

If it is...I've owned a few of these over many years. Originally I bought them because I could afford them. Later, I owned them just because they were a very efficient and effective knife, regardless of the price. They sharpened easy, and remained sharp. Remaining in my boats, I never worried about them.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Here's the newest one. I must have three or four different posts of it on here!
I'm a real knife ho post hog!
BTW, I like this knife more than most of my others! It's a $100 knife and I enjoy it more than some knives that cost twice as much. Its a flipper, and I sit here and practice to open it the gentlest and quietest.

 

[KKG]

Sgt Nambu: Looks like it might even get all the way through a stick of Hot Butter if you can saw it Long enough!!!

It is a nice looking sticker by the way.

 

[Steve32]

I have a lot of knives; nothing fancy; many brands and types..

But the knife I use the most costs $1.98....

I buy them on line; ten at a time, and position them anywhere I may need them...

Great casual gifting or stocking stuffers.

Keep out of reach of children...



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I got a Mora and left it in a box for a year. Now I needed a knife, found the box, the knife was covered with rust. If you buy a Mora, buy a stainless steel one.

Anyways, a knife vid I just uploaded.

 

[etrain16]

This is my grandfather's knife. He passed away fairly young, 53, I was only 5 at the time and have limited memories of him. He made this knife while in the Navy in WWII. He was serving aboard a "Jeep" carrier as part of Task Group Taffy 1 in the South Pacific. He built this knife, and the sheath, on board ship sometime during that period of service, likely during one of the long crossings.

My dad passed this on to me a number of years ago for safekeeping. It's among one of my most valued possessions, and the only thing I have from my grandfather. That its something he made himself, and that during WWII, is a big deal for me. This will pass to my daughter some day.

 

[Mygrainman]

My late grandpa's 20's stag handled KaBar...Its now retired, but it started life on the Dakota prairie, and was used to process hundreds of critters over the years. Pride of the collection...





And a few others...

 

[Sgt Nambu]

This is my grandfather's knife. He passed away fairly young, 53, I was only 5 at the time and have limited memories of him. He made this knife while in the Navy in WWII. He was serving aboard a "Jeep" carrier as part of Task Group Taffy 1 in the South Pacific. He built this knife, and the sheath, on board ship sometime during that period of service, likely during one of the long crossings.

My dad passed this on to me a number of years ago for safekeeping. It's among one of my most valued possessions, and the only thing I have from my grandfather. That its something he made himself, and that during WWII, is a big deal for me. This will pass to my daughter some day.

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That's incredibly cool, etrain!

 

[Sgt Nambu]

My late grandpa's 20's stag handled KaBar...Its now retired, but it started life on the Dakota prairie, and was used to process hundreds of critters over the years. Pride of the collection...


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And a few others...


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Wow! That's great!