Rob Simonich's Talonite "Pikuni"

Originally posted by Blues:
Hi, Kevin,

...A functioning Motorcycle....
Blues
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Well Blues - next time around - take the Honda ST1100 - it should get the job done...
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Seriously - GR8 looking knife, and one hell of a trip (actually getting stuck 1.5 hours away from a friends house is almost fun....)

You get the adventure and the chance to enjoy his helpful friendship...

 
Well, Bilious, I wish I had my '94 ST1100A with me on this trip. I've had mine since '95 and it has gotten me to Arizona/Utah and many other western states and back without a lick of trouble.

Figured to save a little time in commuting with the Beemer, but I'll stick to my ST from now on.

Was a great trip nonetheless.

Blues


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Live Free or Die

Some Knife Pix
 
Been using the pikuni and loving it. What a wonderful designed knife. Very easy to sharpen and very attractive. Get a lot "wow!" and "where did you get that?" with this knife.

A friend of mine is going on her first elk hunt this fall and I am going to let her.....borrow.....(arrghh....she better not lose this knife!) the knife. I am sure it will do great.

The only thing that concerns me to be honest is the kydex sheath. When I invert the knife upside down the knife sort of flops out a bit though it hasn't fallen out. Makes me a bit paranoid but I will be careful with it. Also a multifunctional sheath (horizontal and vertical) carry would be nice with this knife.

Overall I am very impressed and this will NOT be my last Simonich knife.

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~Greg Mete~
Kodiak Alaska
 
Greg, if there is any problem whatsoever with the sheath return it to me for a new one, no charge. Also, the knife should have come with 2 belt loops, one for verticle carry and one for horizontal carry. Did these come with the knife?

Glad to hear you are enjoying your Pikuni!

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www.simonichknives.com
 
Hi Rob,
Thank you for your offer. The knife came with a single verticle belt loop. I will email you regarding the sheath. I truly do love the knife and I have to say it is one of the neatest knives I have ever seen.
Regards.

Greg
 
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