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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Greco La Duena
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May 2001 cover story in Tactical Knives magazine. Great blade.
Jeff
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Randall's Adventure & Training
jeff@jungletraining.com
Jeff
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Randall's Adventure & Training
jeff@jungletraining.com
May is the current issue that should be hitting the stands within the week. Subscribers are already receiving their copies
Will try to detail more about it when I have the time. In a hurry right now....
Jeff
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Randall's Adventure & Training
jeff@jungletraining.com
Will try to detail more about it when I have the time. In a hurry right now....
Jeff
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Randall's Adventure & Training
jeff@jungletraining.com
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bttt
I would also like to hear a real world evaluation. Unfortunatley I cant find that issue of Tactical Knives
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Dennis Bible
....Almost here, The Leading Edge....
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I would also like to hear a real world evaluation. Unfortunatley I cant find that issue of Tactical Knives
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Dennis Bible
....Almost here, The Leading Edge....
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Shootist,
Also, for some big usefull knives, look at Bill Siegle's work. I just got one of his combat machetes and it is a beauty(for a user) 1/4" Stock and razor sharp. G10 slabs and kydex sheath with Tech-Lock. Did quite a number on a neighbors oak tree that he was bringing down.
You can find a link to his site by looking for any posting from Marion David Poff. Has a live link on his sig.
Best
recondoc
Semper Fi!
Also, for some big usefull knives, look at Bill Siegle's work. I just got one of his combat machetes and it is a beauty(for a user) 1/4" Stock and razor sharp. G10 slabs and kydex sheath with Tech-Lock. Did quite a number on a neighbors oak tree that he was bringing down.
You can find a link to his site by looking for any posting from Marion David Poff. Has a live link on his sig.
Best
recondoc
Semper Fi!
Cliff Stamp
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If this is the blade :
http://www.cuttingedge.com/makers/grecoa.jpg
A number of things leap out. First off of the handle looks really insecure and would lead to impacts off the talons which look squarish. Secondly a more forward grip is problematic because there is nothing to prevent your finger from contacting the edge.
Consider this, which is a similar blade, the PAB from Strider :
http://www.osograndeknives.com/Strider/Images/Model_PAB_Cord_Wrapped_01.jpg
It has neither of the above problems, and as well has a more pronounced curvature to help in heavy chopping, slicing, and puch cutting using a rocking motion, and as well as an angled handle/blade to increase power on heavy work.
For those kinds of prices though, you might be able to get a custom design with a convex profile that would give higher performance both in terms of penetration as well as a much lower tendancy to bind, and an overall greater durability.
The Brute by Camillus is another similar knife.
-Cliff
http://www.cuttingedge.com/makers/grecoa.jpg
A number of things leap out. First off of the handle looks really insecure and would lead to impacts off the talons which look squarish. Secondly a more forward grip is problematic because there is nothing to prevent your finger from contacting the edge.
Consider this, which is a similar blade, the PAB from Strider :
http://www.osograndeknives.com/Strider/Images/Model_PAB_Cord_Wrapped_01.jpg
It has neither of the above problems, and as well has a more pronounced curvature to help in heavy chopping, slicing, and puch cutting using a rocking motion, and as well as an angled handle/blade to increase power on heavy work.
For those kinds of prices though, you might be able to get a custom design with a convex profile that would give higher performance both in terms of penetration as well as a much lower tendancy to bind, and an overall greater durability.
The Brute by Camillus is another similar knife.
-Cliff