I think I have Talon-itis

Chip · Jul 21, 2001

I ordered the Talon in 154cm, I liked it so much I ordered the Talon in Talonite. Then I ordered this Stag Talon in Talonite. I did this in 2 short weeks. HELP ME!!!

BalisongBoy · Jul 21, 2001

How much was the stag version and were'd you get it if you dont mind me asking.

Scott Dog · Jul 21, 2001

I just got the same knife but in the mini-talon form! I got it from AG Russell. Mine cost a whopping $300.00, I think the full size is $400. Only 50 of each were made. It doesn't seem as sharp as the TNT's that I had Tom Mayo make for me. I'll post a picture soon.

And here she is! I also have the CM154 one and it is one nice knife for the price.

Chip · Jul 21, 2001

Like Scott Dog said A.G. Russell's. It cost $425. The sheath is made by Kenny Rowe.

BalisongBoy · Jul 22, 2001

Thankz, I think Ill stick to the g-10 version and maybe add some stag on my own.

toothed · Jul 23, 2001

Very nice knives. They're worth the money considering that these knives will probably last a number of generations in your family.

Questions: Do the pins sit flush with the stag, recessed into the stag, or do they protrude above the level of the stag? If the latter, can you feel the pins when the knife is gripped? Thanks.

Chip · Jul 23, 2001

Toothed,
I would say all of the above, depending on how the stag
is formed. At least on my knife, all of the above. I can't feel any of the pins when I grip my knife.
Take care,

Darrel Ralph · Jul 24, 2001

I have a mini talon. Ican see how this virus can spread! I love it!

Dalerich · Jul 24, 2001

The MiniTalon has been my constant companion for about 6 months. It is the best neck knife I own. Great job Camillus
Dale Richmond