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I checked, it's the lighting.
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I checked, it's the lighting.
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Personally, for martial use, I like my twin Trisuls, and Sugas.
The Suga is very capable of a wicked back cut with the sharpened swedge
Th Trisul is a super dagger like implement, it's handle is extremely agile, and easy to grip well.
I've done my double dagger routines with both sets, and they all come out perfect with very little fatigue, really well balanced for speed, and control. When using the Trisul in the weak hand, and the Suga in the strong hand, the combination is absolutely deadly.
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BB...I was admiring your knives in the pics, and my wife walks by, and says calmly, "don't even think about it", I guess like Ndog, a little bit here and there, we can survive, but two big arse boxes with good stuff like you, and we may be living in his dog house for the better part of a year...LOL
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First, I love your twin Sugas and Trisuls! I have one Suga and a Trisul is on my wish list. You have some most beautiful sets there as Ndog with his Giant Chitlangi Bowies. I have a set of Tarwars, one by Bura and the other by Kumar. However, in tandem they don't seem as appealing in photography as your guys do. That said, I have a 23" 37 ounce Teardrop Khukri by Lachhu and another 23" 42 ounce by Anil on the way. I dare say they should make a beautiful photo. As for the arts? Using one in each hand? Perhaps in my prime. Now a couple of baby Kobras would suffice.
PS: You can be one of my Pallbearers when she finds them all. All expenses paid. What you can't fit in the box with me, split amongst yourselves.
PS: You can be one of my Pallbearers when she finds them all. All expenses paid. What you can't fit in the box with me, split amongst yourselves.
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The mini and medium Foxy Follies soon to meet big brother.
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After this I see I must seek better lighting. However, this is my first teardrop. It's by Lachhu the other will be by Anil.
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Yea, I remember that Trisul, it was a beauty. Surprised you had sent it away when you did.
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I'm sure you remember this one from a DOTD but I wanted to show the sheath in more detail.
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BB, quit makin me drool at work!! I'm getting funny looks from people and making a mess without my bucket! 
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BB, quit makin me drool at work!! I'm getting funny looks from people and making a mess without my bucket!
SG, just getting started. Here's another sleeper I'd recommend for anyone. A Thamar Bowie. It sat for days without an EMS. I didn't wish for it to be orphaned.
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A few of Kumar's contributions during my hiatus from sanity.
T-B
Tarwar
Everest Katana
Wajaski
Mini Wajaski
Butterfly Sword
T-B
Tarwar
Everest Katana
Wajaski
Mini Wajaski
Butterfly Sword
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21" DC W/Tools Lachhu
21" Chitlangi Arjune
21" Chitlangi Arjune
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I'm resorting to bulk picture ro save ua all time. The one on the bottom left should be the most difficult to recognize.
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The balance of box number two unsheathed.
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What's the tang like on that Cherokee Rose? And how much do the Thamar bowies usually go for?
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The CR is a full tang peeked at the butt. I don't know what the price was for the Thamar Bowie, it's been awhile. You can do a forum search for them and look where they're listed on DOTD's to get a range.
"I'm resorting to bulk picture ro save ua all time. The one on the bottom left should be the most difficult to recognize."
It's the Himalayan Prince Knife, designed by Yangdu's niece Terisa and made by Rajkumar (the Prince) Kami back in 2011 Only a few of this design were made at the time, and I haven't seen any since (until now).
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...Evening-with-HI-Prince-Knife?highlight=Terisa
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It's the Himalayan Prince Knife, designed by Yangdu's niece Terisa and made by Rajkumar (the Prince) Kami back in 2011 Only a few of this design were made at the time, and I haven't seen any since (until now).
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...Evening-with-HI-Prince-Knife?highlight=Terisa
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