OD green love

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[jbmonkey]

 

[AntDog]

Only Kermit had a hard time being green. Green is gorgeous.





My ol lady loves this one. She snapped this pic the second it came out of the box from my buddy 6850 .

 

[BillZee]

There something about OD green....
Makes the knife kind of military looking, classic like a knife from WW2.
Never really though about having an OD green knife.......til I started hanging around with the wrong crowd online in a knife forum ......LOL

 

[Bob Denman]

I got one coming dressed in OD...

 

[BillZee]

Are the scales from AWT ?
I bought a mini grip and bought black AWT scales for it......

 

[BillZee]

SAK with green scales, that's cool, .....are the scales micarta ?

 

[scottyj]

OD Green is hands down my favorite color. I get so giddy when I see a knife with scales in it all the time lol even dyed some scales so I could have some on my ZT. (I'll edit and throw up some pics, prepping some veggies right now, dirty hands)
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That ZT 0308 came out great!!

 

[j-vtol]

Are the scales from AWT ?
I bought a mini grip and bought black AWT scales for it......

DOAT scales or deathgripscales on the gram.

 

[herisson]

I like how the yellow threads shine through the green / brown Micarta. Lively but not too busy...

 

[wouter1967]

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

^^^ sexy grinds ^^^

 

[KenHash]

There something about OD green....
Makes the knife kind of military looking, classic like a knife from WW2.
Never really though about having an OD green knife.......til I started hanging around with the wrong crowd online in a knife forum ......LOL

I absolutely agree, it has a very attractive military look.
However I don't think any WWII military knives used OD on the handle. By any country.
At least I can't think of any. Maybe some experts could correct me.
I think the first I saw was the Buck M9 bayonet/knife in the mid 80s. And the Austrian Glock knife
although I dont know if OD was standard.

 

[BillZee]

I absolutely agree, it has a very attractive military look.
However I don't think any WWII military knives used OD on the handle. By any country.
At least I can't think of any. Maybe some experts could correct me.
I think the first I saw was the Buck M9 bayonet/knife in the mid 80s. And the Austrian Glock knife
although I dont know if OD was stan

I absolutely agree, it has a very attractive military look.
However I don't think any WWII military knives used OD on the handle. By any country.
At least I can't think of any. Maybe some experts could correct me.
I think the first I saw was the Buck M9 bayonet/knife in the mid 80s. And the Austrian Glock knife
although I dont know if OD was standard.

I don't even know if OD Green was used in WW2. It was just a thought........

 

[KenHash]

I don't even know if OD Green was used in WW2. It was just a thought........

LOL...ok. OD was a standard US military color in WWII. But the knives then seem to be all stacked leather.

 

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[awjones]

^ that Subvert is sick!! J jfk1110

 

[willc]

 

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