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kneck knife

Thanks Esav for pointing this out to me!

There is a wonderful selection of cutting tools here. :)
 
Here is one I just got from Mercop made by Blind Horse Knives. Tiger knapp!

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Going rate is 20.00!!!!
 
Snake Dr. said:
I should of done a Search before starting a new Topic on Neck Knive's, Neck Knive's You Cant Beat Em !
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Neckers always seem to be a popular topic and the General Knife Discussion is a good place for them. I bet we could keep 2 or 3 discussions going at once! :D
 
i just took this updated pic of all of my neck knives... i posted it in the other thread too, but heck why not put it here as well....:D

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Blind Horse Knives, the two Tiger Knapps are my wifes' and daughters'. The Maple Patch is mine.

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I love neck knives, although I don't carry them on my neck, I prefer pocket carry.

I've got quite a few, both custom and production pieces. My favourite production necker is the Fallkniven WM-1, it's really comfortable although the blade is a tad thick.

My favourite customs are made by Mariano Gugliotta, I own all the pocket fixed blades featured on his website, except for one (the "flint" one with polished antler handle).
http://www.mgugliotta.com.ar/content/view/52/lang,es/
 
Some nice neckers! I don't have a family picture, but here's some of my favorites.

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Krein TK-1 - Carried often, used hard, & it don't look that bad from most angles

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May Fire Ant Scandi - handle ground to be a bit more sculptured, highly polished bevel, and one of my sharpest knives (will treetop my fine and hard to cut scandahoovian armahairs).

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Krein TK-11 in CPM-3V & Busse Skeleton Key (with CrO2 all over it)


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A few more....
 
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