BHK Snapp Knapp Giveaway

[Brutus013]

I'm feeling generous, so to show my appreciation for this awesome forum and the awesome community that populates it, I'm giving away my Blind Horse Knives Tiger Snapp Knapp! This giveaway is open to everyone! You can read my review here:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...lind-Horse-Knives-Tiger-quot-Snapp-Knapp-quot

And a picture for those of you who don't know what the knife looks like:

It's an excellent knife, I simply prefer something a bit thinner for the blade length it has. To enter, all you have to do is post a picture of your most unique knife and a brief explanation of why it appeals to you, and then choose a number (or two if you're a paid member) between 1-1000. On the 11th I'll use a random number generator to choose a winner.

Good luck!

 

[seelow123]

Wow! What a fantastic GAW:thumbup: I'll start with a knife that used to belong to my grandpa. I believe it's called a "Peshkabz" It's pretty interesting.

Here's a balinese dagger that also belonged to my grandfather

I know the pics are terrible but it's 2 am here. Give me a break. I pick number 30 and 752

 

[Brutus013]

Need more than one entry and this is falling back in the pages, so I decided to just open it up to anyone who'd like to enter

 

[RWT]

i'll be in later - working now

My only custom # 510

 

[brets-ftw]

Count me in! thanks for this opportunity and I'll chose 333 and 666

as for the pics:
From L-R: Moroccan letter opener, Turkish letter opener, a misc. folder that has buffalo inlays, and a dagger from Africa. while they arent the funkiest knife, they are the most abstract from my usual fare

 

[n8swag]

Thanks for the giveaway! I'll take 650

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[Spyder328]

I'll take 328. Sorry but I don't have any unique knives yet. I would love to start with this one.

 

[nagod]

ill take 517 please.thanks for the chance.

 

[knifenut880]

thanks for the chance, I'll take 618

 

[bernard_s3]

This would be the most unique if I won, I'll take 224. Thanks!

 

[hunter s thompson]

I'll take 37 and 370 here is a picture of my most unusual knife a Dirk Pinkerton custom shrapnel knife!

 

[kniferbro]

Great giveaway thanks a ton man! Most of my knives are pretty common (PM2, 710, 556 etc.), So I would have to say that my most unique knife is my Buck Alpha Dorado. It's an awesome little blade that looks so classy. It doesn't get much love here on the forums for some reason though That's why I think its my most unique blade.

I will choose number 12 because it came to me in an epiphany as I began this post

 

[Brutus013]

Couple of more days left, figured I'd bump this to the top and hopefully let a few more people join.

 

[Fullmonte]

I'm in. Ill take 837 and 507. Thanks for the opportunity!

As for my unique knife. I'll go with my Fox Dobolock. It certainly does turn a few heads.

 

[Kybosshog]

667 This is my 1st knife I ever made, it's an old sawzall blade

 

[discdoggin]

I'm in, thank you for the opportunity! Definitely a nicely, unique BHK. I'll take 61 and 761, if you please.

This knife is from Martin Knives, near Dallas, TX. It is their BT (bushcraft/tactical) model. I don't know about tactical, but as for bushcrafting, that point will drill a hole like no other!

Thanks again!!

DD

 

[alex]

My most unique knife is one I made myself over 20 years ago from an old piece of broken leaf spring from my swamp buggy. I got the urge after reading Tim McCreight's book on knifemaking. It was a bear to make using only files to shape the knife out of the straightest part of the spring piece and then finally hardening it with my acetylene torch and a bucket of preheated motor oil to quench it. I managed to get the blade real hard and tempered it back in the kitchen oven and stunk up the house real good for the next couple of days. The handles I made from a piece of teak chair rail that I scrounged and used brass pins from the brazing rod. I will try to get a picture up if I can get my hands on a digital camera before the contest runs out.

Thank you for the opportunity and I would like number 468.

 

[Daniel Dorn]

Cool Give-away!

Most unique knife is the Citizen production piece by Paul Chen. Locks closed, open and in the push dagger configuration, and has neat damascus inserts in the handle.

Almost forgot the numbers: 777 and 333

 

[GLOCKCRAZZ]

Thanks for the give a way.
Numbers 350 & 500.
My most interesting knife at the moment is this DF Delta 4. It feel great in the hand. Looks awesome with the color combo and the lines are just perfect.

 

[Storm crier]

This is my Fiddleback Forge Bushfinger.
1/8 3D spalted 01 tool steel, Scandi grind, and Black over Natural micarta with a white pin strip. The pins are also Natural Micarta. The Sheath is by Ellsworth with a few of my own custom touch

The pictures say it all. For bushcraft it is the best I have ever owned

I am also a big BHK fan and carry one of their machetes all the time.

Thanks for the op. you are indeed a very generous man. I will take number 625[/U]?

God Bless