Pumpkin SJTAC

[lunde]

I picked this up in a trade a couple months ago. It is a SJTAC with Satin blade and Orange & Black G-10 handles.

 

[Lycosa]

Nice.
I'll take it. You don't need that one, lunde.
:yawn:

 

[mymindisamob]

Satin Jack the Pimpin' Pumpkin King! Halloween is stylin'!:thumbup:

 

[Helle]

Sweet photo's:thumbup:

I love the way satin INFI looks and though I'm not a big G10 guy the shops orange and black looks awesome.

Congrats, you have a great looking SJT.

 

[lunde]

I also have the same knife, but with hand-shaped (and Extra Magnum) handles:

 

[Lycosa]

Very nice, too.
Thanks!

 

[Rescue Mike]

Man, your photo's are amazin!!!

And the knives your snapping ain't bad either!!

Thanks for sharing Brother!

 

[unwisefool]

You and your pictures...I blame you for getting me addicted! Nice knives and always great photos.

 

[modus]

Beautiful handle coloration and photos - what's handle called so I can look for it in future.

 

[lunde]

modus, you wrote:

What's handle called so I can look for it in future?

If you're referring to the shape and contour of the handles, that would be Magnum TAC, and the SJTAC (Satin Jack TAC) and BATAC (Badger Attack TAC) are two examples of knives that use them. This particular specimen has handles made out of Orange & Black G-10, and are the Magnum thickness.

The knife below uses the same blade stock, but has standard TAC handles, which are a bit thinner:

It works great on antelope:

And, here it is all washed up, next to the same antelope (though now in a Euro mount that is now hanging on my office wall at Adobe Systems), and with its Chuddy Bear sheath:

 

[bagnet]

I like pumpkin, this is not all, I have also SJTAC from 3 and 4 photos.