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JK Knives

JK Knives

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Just kidding, Connie was cleaning out the closet and found it. My neighbor bought a bunch of these many years ago for $3 each, and was trying to sell them for $10 each. He never sold any, so ended up giving them away. They are total junk, made from the finest Taiwan stainless.

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glad to see you've gotten on (and already off, it would seem :)) the tacticool bandwagon JK ;)

I mean, I don't know where you guys are planning on your survival scenario taking place, but for me a bottle opener is absolutely essential to any chance of besting any post-apocalyptic survival scenarios

:rolleyes:
 
JK Knives said:
Just kidding, Connie was cleaning out the closet and found it. My neighbor bought a bunch of these many years ago for $3 each, and was trying to sell them for $10 each. He never sold any, so ended up giving them away. They are total junk, made from the finest Taiwan stainless.

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I guted my my first black tail buck with one of those. The oldtimer said he got me a special knife. I think he just a kick out of watching me fool with it.
 
cbach8tw said:
I fell for that one in the 80s, had one in a camo sheath. I think I paid 10 bucks. Maybe got it at the Army/Navy store.
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now, you didn't have any issues with this before now, but I must note that your credibility just shot up in my book --

it takes a real man to admit to getting sucked into something like this --

even in the 80's :p;)

the truly hilarious thing, for me at least, is that now I kind of want one... you know, just so I'm not left out? :cool:

$10 isn't that bad :)
 
Rats. I was looking forward to a totally useless Rambo knife. So cool looking AND they can open a bottle top.

I have to admit, I owned one of these. Back in the 80's the one I had was called a Marine Combat Knife. The only difference is that the blade was black.
 
Hijo de Luna said:
now, you didn't have any issues with this before now, but I must note that your credibility just shot up in my book --

it takes a real man to admit to getting sucked into something like this --

even in the 80's :p;)

the truly hilarious thing, for me at least, is that now I kind of want one... you know, just so I'm not left out? :cool:

$10 isn't that bad :)
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Yes, but in today's market, I could have used it to buy 1 1/2 cups of Charbucks, if you get a grande. The knife bug had to bite sometime in the beginning. I had already started on my path when I watched all the old Tarzan movies. Then I wanted a Big knife, like him. That is when I searched for a fixed blade. Got that one. Then my first real fixed knife of any quality, was a hollow handled knife from Hudson Bay Outfitters, the screw on top was cool and the overall construction was better, still 420 steel. Then I finally got the a USMC fighting knife in college. Used it to cut up fruit. Then the symptoms got worse and I started my collection after college graduation. Then my learning curve started growing.
 
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