SJT LE Pics and some comparison shots

Silas · Jan 21, 2006

Here it is. The SJT LE is awesome. I can't believe the difference between it and the 3/16" thick SJT. The thicker LE just feels perfect to me. I oiled the handle on the LE, in this pic, just for Walking Man.

Heres the comparison I've been waiting to make. The LE with the SFNO. I have held the SFNO as my favorite since I first got it but I'm thinking that the LE has taken it's place. I can't wait to get some Leather and Kydex for it.

Ahhh, with the HOFSH. They look so nice together....... That is until the FBM get's here.

And with the little brothers.

I thought I would get a shot of some different thicknesses.

I really like the Spec-Ops sheath for it. It feels like it's very tough. The 6" version does great for me.

I thought I would take a pic with the insert out to show the length wise fit. Theres about .75" left to spare.

And one for fun. Hey This knife was a big part of my childhood.

Schuey2002 · Jan 21, 2006

Awesome shots, Silas! Thanks for sharing.. :thumbup:

SNAFU · Jan 21, 2006

Very nice pics and thanks for the comparison.

Cobalt · Jan 21, 2006

aahhhhhh, my eyes, my eyes, a cheap knife blinded me ahhhhhh

mymindisamob · Jan 21, 2006

Cobalt said:
aahhhhhh, my eyes, my eyes, a cheap knife blinded me ahhhhhh

Play nice. You know we all owe Rambo for all he taught us we could do with that knife/compass/sewing kit/storage facility.

Oh, and thanks for sharing Silas!

Solstice · Jan 21, 2006

Great comparison shots Silas. Nice knives! Your right, the LE is a big difference to the standard version. I'd have to say I prefer the LE, mostly due to it's thickness. Thanks for sharing ya HOG!

P.S. I still miss my Rambo. I had the one with the wood handles. Belive it was from the the second movie.

Cobalt · Jan 21, 2006

mymindisamob said:
Play nice. You know we all owe Rambo for all he taught us we could do with that knife/compass/sewing kit/storage facility.

Oh, and thanks for sharing Silas!

alright, alright, I have one too ugghhh:barf:

rbmcmjr · Jan 21, 2006

Solstice said:
P.S. I still miss my Rambo. I had the one with the wood handles. Belive it was from the the second movie.

I think that one was in movie number 3.

[googles] Yup. See here: http://www.swordsdirect.com/rambo_knives.html

I must also admit to having one of the Frost knock-offs of that model. I need to do a comparison shot.

idahoskunk · Jan 21, 2006

very nice pics, thank you for posting them!:thumbup:

Solstice · Jan 21, 2006

rbmcmjr said:
I think that one was in movie number 3.

[googles] Yup. See here: http://www.swordsdirect.com/rambo_knives.html

I must also admit to having one of the Frost knock-offs of that model. I need to do a comparison shot.

Yeah! That's the one! LOL, big flippin knife. I thought it was the coolest thing around at the time.

m10commander · Jan 22, 2006

Very Nice! Sir, that Rambo knife sure bring back some memories, it used to be my dream knife if I remember correct the real Lile Rambo knife was $650+ back in the 80's it was a lot of money.

idahoskunk · Jan 22, 2006

did i ever tell you that the satin jack is the mostus awesome knife to come down the pike in a long time?

Tree Herder · Jan 22, 2006

Beautiful knife! Thanks for great comparsion pictures! They really help make choices!

Silas · Jan 22, 2006

Thanks for the compliments. I am always glad when somebody takes some side by side pics so I thought I'd contribute a couple myself. They have really helped me out in some decisions.

The Rambo knife did play a big roll in my childhood. I would Love to have a real one but opted for the elcheapo version in my present collection.The model I had then was the smaller version that had the compass at about the size of a golf-ball. Fun times, Fun times, No worries to be had. Except who's fort was going to be the coolest.

mymindisamob · Jan 22, 2006

Silas said:
Thanks for the compliments. I am always glad when somebody takes some side by side pics so I thought I'd contribute a couple myself. They have really helped me out in some decisions.

The Rambo knife did play a big roll in my childhood. I would Love to have a real one but opted for the elcheapo version in my present collection.The model I had then was the smaller version that had the compass at about the size of a golf-ball. Fun times, Fun times, No worries to be had. Except who's fort was going to be the coolest.

Dude, I'm still totally working on mine. My fort will rule!