Mayo Sebenza

[TAH]

Interesting customization...

http://nordicknives.com/GenGAL1.php?id=5273

 

[elclintor]

That is cooool!

 

[flipe8]

That one "missed" the mark, in my opinion.

 

[pvicenzi]

Cool, but if someone shot holes in my Sebenza, I'd be mighty upset.

 

[TAH]

That shot at 8 o'clock tells me it wasn't a Weatherby.

 

[nyefmaker]

Definately Different and Unique, Very Cool !!

 

[440hard]

That one "missed" the mark, in my opinion.

Doesn't do it for me, either.. :thumbdn:

-Ron

 

[kta2402]

I don't get the mod, it seems as it was shot at by a hillbilly. Seeing the price on it the bullets seem to have been mighty expensive. I'll leave it, I prefer the classic one without the bullet drilled ventilation holes

 

[DaveH]

It is unique that's for sure.

(Off to dig for change in the couch)

 

[Thalestin]

looks terrible imo. Different strokes for different folks

 

[CL01]

I guess it's interesting. It isn't what I'd expect from Mayo as his designs seem to be more "symmetrical".

Aside from the "bullet holes", I wonder why the blade's about 1/2" shorter than a reg. lg. Seb?

Interesting...

 

[pholder]

That one "missed" the mark, in my opinion.

mine too, hell i wouldn't let anyone do that to my seb

 

[Nukemkb]

I usually spend time talking bullets and powder and primers and "groups" almost daily with folks I work with...so I think the customization is pretty darn nice!

 

[DBH]

I love sebbies and Tom's customs. I would own this one in a heart beat if the funds were available.

 

[Superdave1]

I just don't get it....

 

[THE PUNISHER]

I like it....but i shoot a scope all the time.........

 

[RNST]

I am willing to bet that Tom did not do that sebbie. All the ones I have seen are top shelf.

This one is pretty crappy looking.

 

[DaveH]

I think it's a legit mayo knife, his minute of angle pattern, and thumb stud replacement exactly like his previous models.

 

[marthinus]

good concept but think it can be better applied.

 

[tsiloics]

He does TnT's like that too.

That's the first Sebenza I've seen with the bullet hole pattern. Can't recall the name he uses for it.