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Khukuri and Folders
- Thread starter Ranger288
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see: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=249759
and: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=254846
(my post - 5th from the top)
Basically = any SAK.
and: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=254846
(my post - 5th from the top)
Basically = any SAK.
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M43 and a Leatherman Supertool.
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Oops - forgot to put in my khuk preference.
Here's my vote reworked:
YCS + SwissChamp XLT
Here's my vote reworked:
YCS + SwissChamp XLT
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18" AK and a Victorinox Rucksack.
--Josh
--Josh
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Today I feel like 17" BGRS and BM custom balisong.
Tomorrow it may differ though...
Tomorrow it may differ though...
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a 2 blade trapper in carbon steel.
Frank
Frank
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well... considering that the khuk is for more heavy duty stuff... and the fold up is for all purpose utility..
id say some sort of AK or WWII (length to your preference) and any of the gerber/leathermen or equivalent knife..
if however you are swooping down through windows in under the darkness of night id say a kobra (preferably the smaller ones) instead of the AK/WWII
one bad thing about my chiruwa is the weight pulling down on my belt... i really wish that someone found a way to mount the scabard on my back or chest or somwhere else that the weight would seem displaced on my body better...
if anyone can enlighten me it would be greatly aprreciated..
id say some sort of AK or WWII (length to your preference) and any of the gerber/leathermen or equivalent knife..
if however you are swooping down through windows in under the darkness of night id say a kobra (preferably the smaller ones) instead of the AK/WWII
one bad thing about my chiruwa is the weight pulling down on my belt... i really wish that someone found a way to mount the scabard on my back or chest or somwhere else that the weight would seem displaced on my body better...
if anyone can enlighten me it would be greatly aprreciated..
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a lot of multitool/ swiss army knives out there as reccomended secondaries!
when i first found the bladeforums i thought my victorinox wasn't considered a 'proper' tool, judging by the wilderness survival area and folk suggesting that "it would be their $400, custom made, hi-steel X folder for everyday carry, or nothin' else!"
Snarlin Stef Uncle Bill wrote somewhere that he has supplied khuks to some ppl who carry them concealed in sort of shoulder holsters. . . of course you're talking 12" siru though.
when i first found the bladeforums i thought my victorinox wasn't considered a 'proper' tool, judging by the wilderness survival area and folk suggesting that "it would be their $400, custom made, hi-steel X folder for everyday carry, or nothin' else!"
Snarlin Stef Uncle Bill wrote somewhere that he has supplied khuks to some ppl who carry them concealed in sort of shoulder holsters. . . of course you're talking 12" siru though.
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ahh... i need to find out about those.... time fora new thread
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This is how I would do it. You might have to add a balloon or two depending on the size of the khuk.
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Bruise Lee
hahaha! nice...
hahaha! nice...
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Bruise - are things looking up for you?Originally posted by BruiseLeee
You're smiling...!??!!?!
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Nope. Just trying to fool those who would try to do phychological profiling from drawings. Besides, who can be dour with a few helium balloons in hand.
Besides, who can be dour with a few helium balloons in hand.
