From Russia with Love

I know it doesn't meet the same quality as the rest of the blades on this thread, but I got this fishing knife made in the USSR

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LG&M said:
These knives look great but how about average man's knife from Russia?
The Russian Buck knife.
I would be interested is seeing, buying something like that.
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as was already stated, Kizlyar. here's a modern Russian slippie (next to a Buck 110 lightweight)
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back in Soviet era I had a knife, also a slippie, it was very common http://maksimov.su/holodnoe-oruzie-...2-belka-mechta-vseh-sovetskih-malchishek.html

there a a host of modern reproductions of this knife:
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jfk1110 said:
Luv that blade shape!!!!!!!!
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Thanks, jfk1110! This model is long discontinued, but they recently came out with a similar model called the Ablya.
Attached are a couple of picts. of an Ablya, that has the bronze anodized finish buffed off of the handles.
 

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birdave said:
Thanks, jfk1110! This model is long discontinued, but they recently came out with a similar model called the Ablya.
Attached are a couple of picts. of an Ablya, that has the bronze anodized finish buffed off of the handles.
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This one is even better...... I enjoy your daily pics..... Thank you much....
 
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