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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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- Thread starter R.A.T.
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......So excited.........can't express with words...........
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Can't wait for the OPM! Since the first day I discovered the joys of RATs, I've wished for one, and I guess that wish is gonna' come true!
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Oh, we haven't given up on the folder project.
Sounds great Jeff, any speculation on what blade steel yall might go with for that bad boy?
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No pics??? This is B.S.!
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Woo Hoo RTAK!!!!!!
Jeff, just a suggestion: For the RTAK, maybe use a kydex sheath with holes spaced for a large Tek Lok like the other sheaths have, and a little kit of spacers and bolts such that one of the smaller knives can piggyback on the RTAK (or sell such a piggyback kit separately. Maybe add a shoulder strap (Tony was kidding, I'm not) for using the sheath in a baldric setup? It'd make the RTAK and especially a piggyback setup easy to carry. I find I hardly feel the weight of a big knife when carried on a baldric.
Jeff, just a suggestion: For the RTAK, maybe use a kydex sheath with holes spaced for a large Tek Lok like the other sheaths have, and a little kit of spacers and bolts such that one of the smaller knives can piggyback on the RTAK (or sell such a piggyback kit separately. Maybe add a shoulder strap (Tony was kidding, I'm not) for using the sheath in a baldric setup? It'd make the RTAK and especially a piggyback setup easy to carry. I find I hardly feel the weight of a big knife when carried on a baldric.
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Well, if'n you're going to carry a pink knife, you might as well carry it in a purse. . .
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Baldric carry is awesome.
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Any word on the TAK Status ?
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Well, if'n you're going to carry a pink knife, you might as well carry it in a purse. . .
No...Yea, it's great.
In the mean time, I'm trying to convert my hatchet and shovel into a set of high heels.
Just joking, I carry my hatchet on a baldric alot of the time, it's a great way to pack some extra cordage and a larger item comfortably.
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Clip points, choppers, new firesteel
... My wallet just ran out the door screaming!!
... My wallet just ran out the door screaming!!
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The RTAK style blade is about what you asked for, no? Without the cheesy sheath of course
Kinda. Widen the blade up a bit, make a more pronounced finger guard, add a choil, and get rid of that little dip at the end of the blade.
And yeah, no cheesy sheaths. I might eat them.
In all honesty, RAT's (RC-6) molded sheaths are very good. Very little rattle and secure retention. I just prefer kydex and the ability to design it how I like. Molds are expensive, or so I'm told, so if it cuts down on the up front cost and speeds it along to production, I'm all for it. :thumbup: