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    Identify SOG Knives Please


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    I have three SOG knives and I looked through the catalog and online trying to figure out the proper name and how old they are but wasn't having much luck.

    I was hoping somebody could help identify these three knives. I can provide other photos if needed

    Thank you!

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    I have the top one, except mine has a black powder coating. Says "seki" on the side. It was issued to me in 2002, spent 3 yrs in south America and I still use it to this day. It's been regarded as their best fixed blade by the military for a long time. I know in some circles it's a collectors piece. I believe with the powder coating it called a "government agent". Pretty fitting. I think without the coating it has a different name.

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    I think the first knife is a SOG government.

    http://www.sogknivescollectors.com/government-s13.php

    I have one of those with the coating, and they are called government agent like CaneC808 wrote.

    http://www.sogknivescollectors.com/g...-agent-s21.php

    I'm sure someone will come along soon and tell you what the second knife is.

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    Sog SEAL 2000 is the second knife. I have one that is slightly more used.


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    #1 Government - Used to have one, sold it and plan to buy it back this summer
    #2. SEAL 2000 - A few friends have this one which I've played with. I have the smaller Seal Pup.
    #3. Magnadot - I've never seen a plain edge one, that must be somewhat rare. I have the Serrated Magnadot, stout folder!
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    Thank you very much everybody, that helps a ton!

    Next I'm going to try and figure out how many variations there were of the SOG vietnam special forces knives and which one I have (re-makes)

    Thanks again!

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