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New knife - "SzaszMuk"
- Thread starter ikkyo
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Nice looking blade. Looks like it wants to field dress something.
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Wowee thanks for the pics that is just gorgeous.
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Looks great and I'm interested in learning more about those pins, however -
http://www.szasza.net/ contains sample of JS
acked-AI [Trj]!
Avast
http://www.szasza.net/ contains sample of JS
acked-AI [Trj]!Avast
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Looks great and I'm interested in learning more about those pins, however -
http://www.szasza.net/ contains sample of JS
Avast
we contacted the maker about his site being infected...
mymindisamob
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Me Likey!
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That is a wonderful knife, so clean and well made.
When you have some pictures of it in your hand or working I would appreciate seeing those. Woudl also like to see the Sheath.
Thanks for sharing!
When you have some pictures of it in your hand or working I would appreciate seeing those. Woudl also like to see the Sheath.
Thanks for sharing!
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VERY nice knife ikkyo! Thanks for the show!
The only Hungarian knife I have is this Szankovits I picked up in ~2002:
The only Hungarian knife I have is this Szankovits I picked up in ~2002:
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Yes, that's one of the traditional Hungarian folder designs.
Tibor Szankovits is a well known knife maker in Hungary.
Tibor Szankovits is a well known knife maker in Hungary.
The szaszmuk is a good knife.
My new Szasza knife (Szabolcs Szántó Hungarian knife maker)
The name of the knife: Tövis (Thorn)
Lenght of the blade: 110mm
Thickness: 4.6mm
Handle: 120mm
Steel:Böhler N678
Grind: full convex
The handle is black G10 with red liners.
Perfect bushcraft & hunting knife.
No Photoshop!
My new Szasza knife (Szabolcs Szántó Hungarian knife maker)
The name of the knife: Tövis (Thorn)
Lenght of the blade: 110mm
Thickness: 4.6mm
Handle: 120mm
Steel:Böhler N678
Grind: full convex
The handle is black G10 with red liners.
Perfect bushcraft & hunting knife.
No Photoshop!
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what a great little blade.
The next time I am in Hungary, I'll try and pre order one of these if possible. Should be over visiting in Buda and Bercel again next summer. A friend owns one of the little castles in Bercel.
The next time I am in Hungary, I'll try and pre order one of these if possible. Should be over visiting in Buda and Bercel again next summer. A friend owns one of the little castles in Bercel.
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Very nice knife indeed, that's some handsome work. It has both unique and classic lines, somehow.
Being from there, you'd think I might have a Hungarian knife but no...
Years ago a cousin of mine was bringing one for me(a nice stag handled hunter from what I was told). When he arrived and was unpacking, it(along with a couple of other gifts) seemed to have gone missing from his checked baggage - damn dishonest airline workers. This was 20 years ago, so I guess I can't blame the TSA for that one - lol. You have sparked my interest in this maker though.
-Sanyi
Years ago a cousin of mine was bringing one for me(a nice stag handled hunter from what I was told). When he arrived and was unpacking, it(along with a couple of other gifts) seemed to have gone missing from his checked baggage - damn dishonest airline workers. This was 20 years ago, so I guess I can't blame the TSA for that one - lol. You have sparked my interest in this maker though.
-Sanyi
Flatsman007
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What a stunning design.
lambertiana
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Nice. You'll have to let us know how it performs, since most of us are not familiar with N678. It looks like an interesting alloy - just enough Cr to be barely stainless, and a boatload of V for a simple alloy.