Deals for 9/12 --Pix, Kerambit, M-43, Kagag Katne and two blems

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Yangdu

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9.5 inch 18 ounce Kerambit by Lachhu. Horn handle. $145. *SOLD*



18 inch 29 ounce villager fit and finish M-43 by Lachhu. Red satisal wood handle. Real workhorse for $149. *SOLD*



Kagag Katne letter opener from Dharan


$20 each *SOLD*

KK #1
5 .5 inch
1 oz
Horn handle
Horn sheath

KK#2 *SOLD*
5 1/4''
1 oz
Horn handle
Horn sheath

KK#3 *SOLD*
5 1/4''
1 oz
Horn handle
Horn sheath



10 inch 7 ounce Kumar Karda by Kumar. Great blade and sheath. Epoxy fix crack on horn handle. $40.



14 1/4 inch 17 ounce Kitchen/camp Knife by Purna. Slight shrinkage of horn handle. Best buy at $95.



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Gosh durn it BB, my mission for today was beat you. I could feel in my cells there was gonna be a nice DOD today, so I been a checking regular. Only to find out you and your magic carpet beat me once again.

You got special powers dude, I tell ya...........

Now I gotta go look some more. Nice blades as usual.
 
Great catch davidf99. Got my fingers crossed you get a DD. The HI Kerambit seems to be wonderfully shaped. Much nicer to fit your hand than the standard parachute chord wrap. Going to have to save my pennies for one.
 
Shavru said:
Great catch davidf99. Got my fingers crossed you get a DD. The HI Kerambit seems to be wonderfully shaped. Much nicer to fit your hand than the standard parachute chord wrap. Going to have to save my pennies for one.
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Most paracord wraps for karambits are too thin, but they don't have to be. I have a training karambit with a wrap where the cord intersects at the sides, so it has an oval cross-section of good overall thickness. If it were a sharp karambit and not a trainer it would probably be an EDC for me.
 
I got the Done Deal on the Kerambit.

This is not my first Kerambit (HI and the more common type). The usual Kerambit is a specialized fighting blade, pure and simple, whether it has an adequate handle or not. The HI Kerambit is much more robust and versatile. It's actually quite a practical knife for many purposes.

I'm hoping that this one really is 18 oz, and that it's not a typo. That would make this almost 2 oz per inch, which is even more robust than other HI Kerambits that I've seen.
 
Yup, a person can do a lot more stuff with the HI kerambit than most others which are in my mind single purpose fighting knives and not much good for anything else.

The HI version can fill many roles and work like an ordinary knife, or I should say extraordinary knife if it's an HI.

I thinking and planning on a good functional daily carry sheath for mine. Might rotate it with the micro bowie from time to time.
 
davidf99 said:
I got the Done Deal on the Kerambit.

This is not my first Kerambit (HI and the more common type). The usual Kerambit is a specialized fighting blade, pure and simple, whether it has an adequate handle or not. The HI Kerambit is much more robust and versatile. It's actually quite a practical knife for many purposes.

I'm hoping that this one really is 18 oz, and that it's not a typo. That would make this almost 2 oz per inch, which is even more robust than other HI Kerambits that I've seen.
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Though the karambit started out bigger and as a hand sickle for agricultural use.
 
BB, I will ship the stick Knife today via USPS insured priority mail.
Thank you
 
Bigbore577 said:
I look forward to it! Most here want to see more pictures!!
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Well mostly me you got to worry about! Im putting YOU in MY doghouse if you dont get me some pics soon;) I forgive you since I now have evidence you dont have it in your possession yet but That wont last long! Stick Knife! Pictures! Pictures! Stick Knife! Dont let us down!!! I have a Reti you know!
 
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