woodysone
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Who needs booze when you have these beauties?BOB LUM
Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?
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Another Ban Tang creation from Blade Show:
Nice score Peter. I really like Ban Tang’s SAF. I asked Ban what SAF stands for: it’s Sexy As F#@%
. I snagged one in DLCd Elmax.
and this one off SAF Short in DLCd 3V.
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That hidden tang looks very comfy
It is... possibly the most comfortable handle I have. Sort of a funny result, but it worked
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As some may know, have been a Cold Steel collector for some time, and have posted some histories on various CS models in the sub-forum. Here are a few pics of some CS I have on display. Sorry for the crappy quality.
Stag Trail Master in Carbon V, and San Mai III Laredo Bowie (and Bark River 1909 Michigan Bowie):
Tantos:
Although many of these may look the same, they are actually all different in some way
Push Daggers:
Stag Trail Master in Carbon V, and San Mai III Laredo Bowie (and Bark River 1909 Michigan Bowie):
Tantos:
Although many of these may look the same, they are actually all different in some way
Push Daggers:
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Well I can’t afford it but the one fixed blade I like that I’m drooling over is a Lurquin Devastator in Damascus, it’s just a stunning big blade with lines like a super model.
The other big knife is also a Lurquin, the Tsavo project knife. I think he made 10 or 12 of them. Probably the most beautiful Bowie I’ve ever seen.
If you’re interested in seeing the Tsavo search here on the forum. I recall J Paranee
Did a beautiful write up on it.
To see the Devastator I think your best bet is a louggle ( hot tub time machine reference ) search. It’ll be worth it.
The other big knife is also a Lurquin, the Tsavo project knife. I think he made 10 or 12 of them. Probably the most beautiful Bowie I’ve ever seen.
If you’re interested in seeing the Tsavo search here on the forum. I recall J Paranee
Did a beautiful write up on it.
To see the Devastator I think your best bet is a louggle ( hot tub time machine reference ) search. It’ll be worth it.
1AbominAble1
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He seems like a really nice guy and I think he definitely found his true calling with both professions.
He appears to be 14 feet tall and by no means of small stature. I’m sure that the atmosphere changes wherever he shows up with the K9’s.
His talents as a bladesmith are obvious and undeniable.
I look forward to seeing what he produces as time goes on.
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exactly. I'm just glad he wasn't mad at me, he was pissed!
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Brian Goode blades have been great
