ID this knife from American Handgunner mag

[tallwingedgoat]

I saw this frame lock knife in American Handgunner. There was no mention of it in the captions and I couldn't make out the maker's mark. Strange that it doesn't have a thumb pin or anything else to open it with. Anyone else notice this?

<img src = "http://www.americanhandgunner.com/Media/FeatSO0/feat3.jpg">
<img src = "http://www.americanhandgunner.com/Media/FeatSO0/feat1.jpg">



[This message has been edited by tallwingedgoat (edited 09-18-2000).]

 

[e_utopia]

I dunno what it is, but I like the design. Probably only has a thumbstud on the other side of the blade, instead of one on each side, which is why you can't see the stud.

--JB

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[alfalfa]

If I'm not mistaken, the knife in question is a Warren Thomas custom with a Ti handle and blade. I don't own one of them but, one of our fellow forumites, who I met a few weeks back, had one and we discussed it being in American Handgunner. Sweet knife by the way!

 

[tom mayo]

wondered the same thing when i saw it when my mag first came...nice looking knife...Ichi uses a lot of knives for props with no credits....he has one of mine on loan.

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[John Hollister]

Warren Thomas

 

[ARtsig1]

Never seen a Warren Thomas that wasn't a carbon fiber, but those front and rear bolts sure look Warren Thomasanesque.

Art S

 

[KnifeArt]

That is the Warren Thomas - Integral "Model 2" all titanium folder. for more information: http://www.knifeart.com/inmodfol.html

The knife has a thumb stud - just might not be able to see it very well. The makers "WT" mark is on the reverse.
Awesome photograph is by Nagata.
Have a good day.

Larry


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