Off-Topic Beckerhead Chat, opening act for Simon & SNARKfunkle.

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Man, it even has a little pocket for your maxi pads. Lookin' good dude.
 
Guyon said:
Sounds like someone needs a new fingertip.
Doziers are like sharks with frikkin' laser beams on their heads.
Surgical sharp.
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My Dozier Hunter folder is scary ass sharp too. I've used it quite a bit, and it'll still shave.

DerekH said:
Got in a new "bottle" carrier today. I think it is a very viable option as a replacement to the maxped bottle carriers. BCB Crusader Carry Bag.

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Be looking for some comparison shots later between it and a maxped 12x5.
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Nice looking bag. Look forward to a comparison.
 
anyone on xbox live that wants a new friend, well look for me fromcodywith1uv
 
Notice: Beckerheads are now required to use the words "verily" and "forsooth" with greater regularity.
 
Forsooth, I find the bag attaches to my Maxped Monsoon quite nicely.

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Verily.

Murphnuge said:
Thanks Derek.
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Why you griping at me? I didn't put him up to it. He is a college professor. Dr. Guyon has more than enough reason to come up with wacky stuff like that on his own.
 
Guyon said:
Notice: Beckerheads are now required to use the words "verily" and "forsooth" with greater regularity.
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gruntings, and salivations fellow 'heads,

hark! with glad tidyings unto thee,

forsooth, did i swoop down, and score a Reinhardt combat khukri in marked battle against worthy adversaries :)

verily, i did succeed with honor and grace.

the happy dance shall commence forthwith...

lugubriously, and salaciously,

me!
 
Bladite said:
gruntings, and salivations fellow 'heads,

hark! with glad tidyings unto thee,

forsooth, did i swoop down, and score a Reinhardt combat khukri in marked battle against worthy adversaries :)

verily, i did succeed with honor and grace.

the happy dance shall commence forthwith...

lugubriously, and salaciously,

me!
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PICS! We need PICS!
 
One Legged Josh said:
The other day was the first time since late 2009 that I have been allowed to stand on my own 2 feet. It is going to take a long time to get back to where I was, before I got sick....But this is a "step" in the right direction........Im excited, and I just felt like I could share it here.

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i saw someone jogging in shorts in 30 degree weather with one of those badass devices. pretty awesome. they seem to work quite well.

cheetah feet are even more impressive.

let us know how it works out. slap a sheath on their? :) perhaps a laser or flashlight :D
 
I like it, but it better come in OD. The one I saw awhile back on their site was in OD, but didn't have a front pouch.
 
daizee said:
"apparently someone" is Elmer Keith, and the story, as I understand it, is somewhat exaggerated. (i.e. the animal was already wounded which is why he shot at it at that range in the first place)

.44mag is good, but.... modern .45colt is king if you're staying with the classics. It'll do all the .44mag will, but with less pressure.
Silly misnamed round, like the .38spl (from the heeled bullet days). It should really be called the .43 magnum. Sounds wussy like that.
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but he hit it right? heh.

i'm told in my area, that i can use a .44 for hunting on "shotgun days", and many people do. neat.

don't know about classics, per se, i just want one of everything :D

a .44 lever-gun is probably next...

though as i've mentioned, .45-70 would be good.
 
Bladite said:
but he hit it right? heh.

i'm told in my area, that i can use a .44 for hunting on "shotgun days", and many people do. neat.

don't know about classics, per se, i just want one of everything :D

a .44 lever-gun is probably next...

though as i've mentioned, .45-70 would be good.
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it is.
verily I tell you, 45-70 is good.
for the .44 lever gun, marlin cowboy model is very nice, but I like the older win 92 pattern better. (Rossi/Puma)
 
CCMI said:
Uh, yes please.

Is this of Becker design? The name says maybe, the handle says no.
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designed by Hank Reinhardt - who also collaborated with Becker to make the Khukri with no number... but this one has nothing Becker in it.

under the authorship of Blackjack... but apparently made in Seki City Japan...

per: http://www.cutlerscove.com/fighting-knives/blackjack-reinhardt-combat-kukri2.htm

Blackjack Reinhardt Combat Kukri that is near mint with quality black leather sheath. It has never been sharpened or carried and has only one small scratch on the blade, that is hard to find. The sheath has very light wear and is the early black leather one. It is 18 5/8" overall and has a 1/4" thick convex blade. The Reinhardt Combat Kukri is a little known piece of Blackjack knives history. Pretty rare for production, only a few thousand (1500 or maybe 2000) were made. Early sheaths were leather, later ones were nylon. Steel is AUS8. The handle is very well shaped, and is molded of Kraton. It's a well made kukri. The Reinhardt name comes from the man attributed to having designed it. Hank Reinhardt, of Atlanta Cutlery and Museum Replicas Ltd. Hank either founded or played a great part in founding the Historical Armed Combat Association. http://www.thehaca.com

For more information on Kukri knives read article by Hank Reinhardt titled "Curved Death The Legendary Knife of the Gurkha." The article is in the 15th Anniversary Best of Blade Magazine 1989.

It was the forerunner to the BKT Combat Kukri (made by Blackjack knives) which was very thin, light, and used the excellent BKT handle.

Tom Carey, the developer of a new site dedicated to the history of Blackjack Knives:
The Blackjack Info Pages Project.

Blackjack started in early 1987 and the company closed its doors in August of 1997.

Excellent article about the kukri and it's history: Sword Forum
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do a google image search on "reinhardt combat kukri" for fun and profit...

sexay thread is sexay: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...micarta-scales-from-Oregan-Fal-er(-Pic-Heavy)

that is all...
 
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