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My only coated blade:
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Still have the guns, not the Sykcos
Still in the same form...
lastly, my favorite Griptilian with my favorite x5
Still in the same form...
lastly, my favorite Griptilian with my favorite x5
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Two beasts
The Amazing Virginian
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Love the Spinal Tap reference in the thread title.
Anyway, here is my contribution:
Scott McGhee Cottonmouth Blackout
Anyway, here is my contribution:
Scott McGhee Cottonmouth Blackout
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This is really nice looking. What model is it?
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"Gambler's Hideaway Bowie" by John Doyle.
Scott McGhee Cottonmouth Blackout
WOW, guys!!! I just got light-headed for a moment!
Get a load of the hamon on that Doyle... Perfection! Very nice, Burgh.
And the lines of your McGhee, elegant yet screaming "brute strength," just fantastic Virginian!
Congrats on two real beauties, fellas.
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Spyderco PPT black blade sprint run.
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Spyderco PPT - It was a collaboration with knife maker Fred Perrin.
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Here are a few more that I've got.
Really like the Kershaw; it sees a fair amount of pocket time. It's nice and slim, so it doesn't feel bulky in the pocket, or get in the way if I need to reach in past it, and it's smooth all over, so it doesn't wear out my pocket edges nearly as quickly as a G10 handled folder.
The Valor boot knife, made in Japan, is from the late 80s/early 90s and rides in a nice leather sheath with a steel clip. Very comfortable for 5 or 6 o'clock IWB carry.
The Fairbairn/Sykes dagger is a current-production piece made by J. Nowill & Sons of Sheffield, England. I can't say that I carry it very often at all, but it's a fun one to have nonetheless, and an important piece of militaria/knife history.
Really like the Kershaw; it sees a fair amount of pocket time. It's nice and slim, so it doesn't feel bulky in the pocket, or get in the way if I need to reach in past it, and it's smooth all over, so it doesn't wear out my pocket edges nearly as quickly as a G10 handled folder.
The Valor boot knife, made in Japan, is from the late 80s/early 90s and rides in a nice leather sheath with a steel clip. Very comfortable for 5 or 6 o'clock IWB carry.
The Fairbairn/Sykes dagger is a current-production piece made by J. Nowill & Sons of Sheffield, England. I can't say that I carry it very often at all, but it's a fun one to have nonetheless, and an important piece of militaria/knife history.
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Cool, thanks... I dig it! :thumbup:
Now that I'm looking at it again, it's very similar to the Benchmade Onslaught (although I prefer a few key features of the Spyderco over the BM, I think).
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The Shallot is a very nice knife, I'm thinking about one of those...
Daniel Defense have their own flavor of the same knife, made by Kershaw, that is very appealing too:
(couldn't find my picture, using one off the interwebs...)
Daniel Defense have their own flavor of the same knife, made by Kershaw, that is very appealing too:
(couldn't find my picture, using one off the interwebs...)
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