Need Suggestions for Special Models.

YES! YES! Follow me people and I shall lead you to the promised land where 15" Battle Mistresses roam freely. Actually I'd probably get lost in a closet but come with me on this one.

BIG OLL BATTLE MISTRESS JERRY! PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE!
 
I would really like to see a Kukri Style blade in the range of 12-14" with a nice full belly on it for chopping. A servicable kydex sheath with a drop loop and 2 elatic webbing straps for the leg would be great for this piece as well.

I really want to see a smaller piece for every day carry in the range of 3.5" to 4" for the blade, and with a thickness of about 3/16". I've got all the big blades I need, and would prefer this model if I had to forgo the first one. This would be a nice carry piece, and it would be a good utility knife out on the trail. If it had a good choil for close up work, that would be even better!! Of course it has to be INFI!
 
I am too new to offer an opinion on anything, BUT...

I have an idea for a name !!!

THE FALLEN HERO

Then I want one so I can lope the heads off of Taliban fighters and display their heads on spears at the opening of their caves! :mad:
 
I'd like to see a short and fat little nuclear bastard rescue type knife that could be used as a pry bar, a window breaker, a seat belt slicer... anything a cop or fireman or smoke jumper could use with nuclear confidence...I'd call it "The 911"
 
Still wishin' you would re do the lil' ugly. All spec's (except maybe the steel) of the original. IN OTHER WORDS= something small and only a 1/8 thick blade!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D
 
Here's a feature that no one has mentioned yet: Price. Why not offer them at the same prices as the 2002 models so us mortals can afford them?
 
Normark said:
Hey Jerry..

I'll have to go with David on this..
An INFI Stealth Hawk,,would be Sweet....

The only other thing,,but which I would like to see as a standard piece would be a Satin Jack Junior..

That would be Really nice...

ttyle

Eric...
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For a SJ Jr, snag a Euro 4.

For me, a Nessmunk with that beautiful sine wave shape, smooth grips, and between Thin Nick and ZT in thickness.

A real slicer!

Rob
 
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