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OKAY..make me a NECK KNIFE KNUT!

That is a pic of the Krait neck knife.
I am in the process of designing a 420v neck with a muti carry system as we speak thanks to folks like Blues and Mark.. IT will be available in Talonite and ti also.


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[This message has been edited by Darrel Ralph (edited 06-08-2000).]
 
Look at Kevin Hoffman too! I got a neck Tanto from 4th! Not bad for a chisel grind!
 
I am already a neck knife nut and so I will pass on my wisdom to you, Grasshopper. My personal carry favorites until lately have been either my FrankenWoo (a Livesay Woo "customized" over time by myself) or my ATS34 Hobbit Fang. (Yes, I actually have one!
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) I am also partial to the the Livesay Little Pecker (much more useful than one would think) and the Livesay NRGS.

Some other fine options already listed in this thread would be a piece from Running Dog, Allen Blade, or one of REKAT's Hobbit Utility knives.

Recently I have been carrying the Titanium "Indiana Icepick" of my own making. I like the light weight and non-corrosive nature of the knife as I sweat profusely. (Some would say that I lather like a horse.) However, this is NOT a utility blade.
 
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