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Name this knife please.....trying to remember what I have!

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It's a SJTAC, combat grade with muddy coating and canvas tiger hide machined scales. Hard to tell from this angle, but the scales look like they may be magnum thickness. :thumbup:
 
I was thinking it was a SJTAC as well but was not for sure......here is a pic of my BATAC with it for reference.

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That's a nice one!

VoxHog said:
It's a SJTAC, combat grade with muddy coating and canvas tiger hide machined scales. Hard to tell from this angle, but the scales look like they may be magnum thickness. :thumbup:
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They made a CG with tiger hide? I thought they were only reserved for LEs and customs :eek:
 
There were a few early knives that had tiger hide as an option on the CG models, my CG NARK has tiger hide. :)
 
Nice one Brother, I love the SJTAC
 
Piglet here and my search fu is a little weak on my phone. What is the acronym SJTAC stand for?
 
I thought that TAC was for "Tactical". Confirmation from someone in the know would be great. :)
 
Then that leads me to the question of the BTAC....what would you call the finish and the scales on that one?
 
Shadow Camo with Snakeskin micarta scales, a nice combo!

There were two shadow camo's back then, Desert and Jungle. The differences are subtle.
 
leatherman said:
Shadow Camo with Snakeskin micarta scales, a nice combo!

There were two shadow camo's back then, Desert and Jungle. The differences are subtle.
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Actually, there were 3. Urban Shadow camo is the other.
 
Your right! There was an urban that was shades of gray! Thank you! :) The jungle had green in it and the desert was shades of tan.

I should have remembered as I had a knife with urban shadow.

It was a nifty coating but as rough as the old desert, like sand paper. That stuff would chew a sheath up from the inside out.
 
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