Pictures of my safe queen

[DocGP]

Cause I like pictures.

Doc

 

[hiwa]

Nice knife.
Change it from a queen to a king by taking it out in the bush and beating the heck out of it , scratching it up , and getting a nice patina. :thumbup:

 

[RevDevil]

Nice knife.
Change it from a queen to a king by taking it out in the bush and beating the heck out of it , scratching it up , and getting a nice patina. :thumbup:

Patina? On a piece of INFI? Really?

 

[DocGP]

:black_eyed:

I know, I may need to send it out to someone else to get that first good mark or gouge on it so I don't mind going from there :miserable:

Doc

 

[Bigfattyt]

I used to own a modified FBMLE. It was a nasty sucker! Bill Siegle added a false edge/clip and hand shaped the grips. I added a nasty, mean polished convex. It was a great user!

I ended up with three large choppers (KZ2, B11. And the FBMLE). I ended up moving the LE on, but still miss the heck out of it!

 

[seelow123]

:black_eyed:

I know, I may need to send it out to someone else to get that first good mark or gouge on it so I don't mind going from there :miserable:

Doc

Send it to me. I'm more than happy to beat the living hell out of that bad boy.

 

[hiwa]

Never used INFI , so I'm not sure about the patina thing , but that certainly looks like a good bush knife to get some use. 5/16" thick should be a good chopper.

 

[bladebertt]

Nice knife!

 

[RevDevil]

Never used INFI , so I'm not sure about the patina thing , but that certainly looks like a good bush knife to get some use. 5/16" thick should be a good chopper.

It isn't necessarily a stainless, but it is insanely stain resistant. I don't think I've ever seen one with a patina. You are right, they are great choppers. :thumbup:

 

[brandonc]

It's sad to see an unused knife. It encourages makers to produce dysfunctional knives.

 

[monkeyman666]

Use that knife. It's designed for using, not keeping in a safe.