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- Thread starter Bill Martino
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Originally posted by ferguson
Oh I LOVE my M43s. Just wanted to mention the difference. Don't want to see one glance off and ....oops.Oh S**T!
Cause I've done it.
Steve
I've done it more with my angled ones as well as having the large angled ones go flying outta my hand.
But it's good you mentioned the difference and it should be a warning to be careful just like you did.
I wasn't thinking about that.
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sorry...you're right, dont need to count in front of the Mrs.'s
BTW, did I mention GOOD SCORE NASTY ON THE M32!!...?
I'm jealous... -1 one on the Khuk Index and +1 in the same day!!!
Dad's the proud new owner of the Kumar Balance.
Smiled ear to ear today, he did...
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Warren, once you start using that AK villager on a regular basis, you'll have to be careful not to neglect your other khuks. Outside of heavy chopping, I haven't found anything the little boogers can't do. Heck, even the Duck loves his, and that's saying something for a guy who despises 12" khuks. 'Course his gets special dispensation 'cause Kumar made that whole batch right around 12 1/2 - 12 5/8" OAL. So the Saint can live in bliss with his little AK and still vehemently oppose 12 inch anythings. I'm glad it worked out that way or he'd of had the Nightstalkers pay me a visit.
Sarge
Sarge
Nasty
Chief Cook & Bottle Wash
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Thanks for the safety warnings guys...I've noticed already that they *all* chop a bit differently from one another. So far, chopping is a lot like shooting (been doing that in competiton for almost 30 years) in that concentration (paying attention) is the most important thing. I'm fond of (what little) I've got and will continue to pay attention!
Yvsa...these curvy ones *are* sexy...
Yvsa...these curvy ones *are* sexy...
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Originally posted by Nasty
Thanks for the safety warnings guys...I've noticed already that they *all* chop a bit differently from one another. So far, chopping is a lot like shooting (been doing that in competiton for almost 30 years) in that concentration (paying attention) is the most important thing. I'm fond of (what little) I've got and will continue to pay attention!
Yvsa...these curvy ones *are* sexy...
I know Nasty, I know!!!! To me they are the epitome of what a khukuri should be!!!!
I replied to your e-mail, but it hasn't gone out yet for some reason. I have to learn all the ins and outs of the new DSL.We're fortuante as our girls are paying for it. They wanted to be able to contact their momma -whenever- they wanted instead of having to wait until a specific time. DSL was the cheapest way to do it. Certainly works for me!!!!
Nasty
Chief Cook & Bottle Wash
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BTW guys...I will be TDY to WR AFB in Georgia next week and in meetings all day. It'll be your chance to jump the deals ;-)
Yvsa...you are in charge if a full dress YCS or plain Rose comes through, you have my proxy and checkbook!
Yvsa...you are in charge if a full dress YCS or plain Rose comes through, you have my proxy and checkbook!
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WWII gone.
wildmanh
Part time Leather Bender/Sheath maker
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Originally posted by Brian_T
My first...
Congrats Brian. The 16.5" WWII's are my favorite all around Khukuri. May it serve you well and Remember to Read the Safty Thread. Trust me on this one. I'm one of the people that made it in there.