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Anyone know if HI has ever produced and Arkansas Toothpick? I think that'd be one helluva knife.
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Arkansas toothpick
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No, H.I. has never produced an Arkansas Toothpick per se, the Bura Bowie is about as close as they have gotten. This is probably due to that fact that a true arkansas toothpick is only really good at stabbing. If you notice, virtually all of H.I.'s line are choppers of one sort or another. The other reason is that it would have to be a popular enough knife to have a complete run of at least 10 knives made, so far there hasnt been that much request or support for one to be made.
There's an HI Trisul, which looks like a Yeti Toothpick.Pointy, very.
Mike
Ahh, fergot about that one!
That would be the closest H.I. has come to an Arkansas Toothpick.
Thanks Ad Astra!
These Trisuls were sold by Svashtar about 4 months ago.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=592922
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And it's a fantastic all around design...if you're a professional knifefighter
I love my 14" version, and I would like to see them make a bit of a comeback:thumbup:
I love my 14" version, and I would like to see them make a bit of a comeback:thumbup: