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9 1/4 inch 11 ounce Kerambit by Lachu. Horn handle. Cute one for $100.
Email to himimp@aol.com
First come first served
Email to himimp@aol.com
First come first served
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
Left over from 12/29/16 DOTD
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I can't believe it's still available. Rare and once the hottest item on many HI wish lists. I have two already, otherwise..... Plus, it's $40.00 off the usual DOTD price.
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EMS sent. Haven't had one in hand since I got one of the examples with Elk Antler early on.
Looking forward to seeing how they are now.
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Looking forward to seeing how they are now.
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Bawanna
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I really like mine. It of course works well as a Kerambit but because of the handle and shape or something it can fill many roles of a conventional knife, unlike many kerambits. You can choke up on it and whittle with it easily.
Real handy thing. This is another one I'd love to see shrunk about 2 inches. It's right borderline too big to daily carry easy now, a couple hot washes and spin cycles and lose 2 inches and it would be real comfy and still practical IMHO.
Real handy thing. This is another one I'd love to see shrunk about 2 inches. It's right borderline too big to daily carry easy now, a couple hot washes and spin cycles and lose 2 inches and it would be real comfy and still practical IMHO.
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I'm glad it's found a good home Roger.
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Kerambit arrived this evening. Beautiful as I remember. Perfect size for my hand.
Just like everything but my few users, an application of Renn wax to the steel, let it dry. Then a good slather of lanolin to the horn and a wrap with Saran Wrap to keep in place for long term storage.
I have some that have been waxed and wrapped for more than 10yrs. Works perfect.
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Just like everything but my few users, an application of Renn wax to the steel, let it dry. Then a good slather of lanolin to the horn and a wrap with Saran Wrap to keep in place for long term storage.
I have some that have been waxed and wrapped for more than 10yrs. Works perfect.
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Great score Roger, especially for the price. They are wonderful little tools way more functional than most believe. Bawanna has, far more experience than I with them and seems to concur. You can take his analyses to the bank. Others here with more knowledge than I seem to agree as well. Congratulations, I'm glad it found both a great and appreciative home.
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