NK-1 Neck Knife (Gary Bradburn)

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jacko

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I just received my NK-1 neck knife from Gary
Bradburn. This knife is awesome! The blade is
M2 High speed steel at 61Rc. It has Black and
red linen micarta handles with stainless
steel pins. It has a satin finish with a
multi-carry sheath. The blade length is
3 9/16" and overall length is 6 3/4". I am
a big neck knife user and let me tell you
this is one KICK ASS Blade. Gary has a life
long customer here! His Web site is: www.toptexknives.com/bradburn.htm

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"ALWAYS WATCH YOUR SIX"

[This message has been edited by jacko (edited 06-20-2000).]
 
Jacko,

I know how you feel. Gary's knives are excellent pieces, especially for the money.

Gary and I collaborated on the "Harrier" which can be seen on his website. It's a very stout, sharp piece and I had a lot of fun working with Gary on the design and naming of it.

Enjoy that neck knife.

Blues

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Live Free or Die

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Jacko and Blues,

Thanks for the kind words guys. I appreciate it. I hope you enjoy using those little guys for a long time to come.

Take Care,

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Gary Bradburn
Bradburn Custom Cutlery
www.toptexknives.com/bradburn.htm

"You can only protect your liberties in this world by protecting the other mans freedom. You can only be free if I am"
 
I can say for sure that my NK-1 is a keeper and a user. Mine is in D2, with a green canvas micarta handle. The handle feels just great and it is as if the knife was made just for me. -Which it also was!
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In fact, it feels as a much bigger knife than it really is.

The wide short fully flat ground blade works as an excellent utility blade. I have mosty been using it as a portable chefs knife, chopping vegetables. But I trust it for almost any cutting chores.

Thank you Gary, a pleasure doing business with you.



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Tea drinker and hellraiser from Northern Sweden, above the arctic circle.

 
Not exactly sure what Chris is "putting in the water" over there at Top Of Texas" (but I have a pretty good idea)
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. Sure is a lot of nice looking stuff over there.
Gus
 
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