Pictures Of Your Cold Steel

[DocJD]

AD10 Ti #518

Both very groovy , Man !

 

[TheFactor]

Both very groovy , Man !

Thanks Brother !

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Athappyhiker11]

Just got this Master Tanto in San Mai VG10

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Athappyhiker11]

Just added a Recon Tanto in SK5. My small collection of CS tantos:

 

[CommonSense]

Yah, point is in the very same spot, just brought the spine in line I like it quite a bit better now too

and closed it is a little easier in the pocket

G2

Yah, point is in the very same spot, just brought the spine in line I like it quite a bit better now too

and closed it is a little easier in the pocket

G2

I know you did this awhile back but have you ever done the same to an ad10 ? I love how factory your work looks by-the-by

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I haven’t done that with an AD10 but I would think it would be similar
G2

 

[Infi-del]

It will always impress me how perfectly balanced the Magnum Tanto II is. It’s by far my favorite Cold Steel blade. I own the Original Magnum Tanto (without the II) the Japanese San Mai, and this 3V. I so wish they’d made a satin 3V Magnum II.

 

[DocJD]

It will always impress me how perfectly balanced the Magnum Tanto II is. It’s by far my favorite Cold Steel blade. I own the Original Magnum Tanto (without the II) the Japanese San Mai, and this 3V. I so wish they’d made a satin 3V Magnum II.

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I keep one close by at night , on my bed stand .

 

[Infi-del]

I keep one close by at night , on my bed stand .

You ever laid it on a flat surface and spun it? They’ll spin for like 2 minutes on the edge of the tsuba. It might walk around a little… but it’ll spin.

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Infi-del]

My collection of Tantos.

 

[Infi-del]

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[alpacino]

my little cold steel brothers

 

[Maximumbob54]

Discovered the no brand name clips available in most online places for the Recon 1 also fit the Mini Recon 1:

 

[jdk1]

I recently obtained some fantastic, “vintage” Cold Steel blades. I’m slowly cleaning them up, some for sale and some for keeping! This first one is a definite keeper. Carbon V Laredo Bowie, NiB! I don’t believe the blade ever came out of the paper cover and plastic bag. There is still some verdigris marks where the paper sleeve contacted the guard, but I’ll eventually get it all off. The blade has a few darkened spots and I may work on those with Mother’s Mag Polish, but I don’t want an extra shiny spot on the brushed blade.

The sheath was desiccated badly. That, along with verdigris at every rivet, made for a sad sight. Heavy doses of Saddle Butter and a ton of rubbing, and letting the sheath heat in the sun, seems to have brought it back from the dead.