Cold Steel Terminator?

P

pepper

Joined
Nov 8, 2003
Messages
75
any info from the knowledgeable out there?

i have a couple that i've collected over the years, the sheaths seem to be very nice tooled leather, much nicer than the kydex that was supplied w/ my safekeeper II (japan aus8).

i believe the next model after this one was called the defender, but there just is not much info available out there, figured you guys might know. the ones that i have appear to be the same one as featured in "platoon".

thanks
 
one of the original cs push daggers that eventually grew into the safemaker/safekeepers

indeed leather sheath, last time i saw one for sale was about 8 years go.
 
There was one on eBay (I know, I know, not endorsing, just sayin' :D) several months ago. Other than that...

Pray.
 
I thought the one in Platoon was the Urban Skinner-single edge, upswept tip. Been a long time since I've watched it, though.
I had the Terminator years ago.

edit: Haven't checked it out, but found another online reference, and I think I'm wrong and that it was the Terminator in the movie.
 
Last edited:
pepper said:
any info from the knowledgeable out there?

i have a couple that i've collected over the years, the sheaths seem to be very nice tooled leather, much nicer than the kydex that was supplied w/ my safekeeper II (japan aus8).

i believe the next model after this one was called the defender, but there just is not much info available out there, figured you guys might know. the ones that i have appear to be the same one as featured in "platoon".

thanks
Click to expand...

I have the Safe Keeper III and II both in Leather and Kydex sheath... their size and length are different even for the same model... wish I haven't sell two of my safe Keeper I they are very nice, and you can put it everywhere... but then someone come to me with $400 each for it, it's hard to resist.

I think the Terminator is the same Length as the Safe Keeper I but the design is a bit different.
 
I sure remember the CS Terminator and Urban Skinner. In fact New Zealand law specifically prohibits these actual models!!

They seem much nicer and well made compared to the current ones - "they don't make them like they used to" is so true.

These particular knives feature in "Modern American Fighting Knives" by Bruce McKay (published in the mid 80s).
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top