Tactical fixed.

[6850]

Hello !
, I'm so proud of myself... CM just bought a Brend & sent me a picture.
It looked like the same handle, double lanyard holes, with outstanding blade shape!
So I just just asked him via email id he thought yours were Brends!

This is a good place to learn about knives...
Especially with thanks to you & guys like you sir, who share their display!
The the latest two knives...
Very cool that the blade shape is similar to fighting type knives from all over, when there is obvious differences in
handles & grips...from country to country...
Thanks again Makandr!!

 

[makandr]

Knife is a simple thing - a strip of metal with a handle, sharpened on one side.

 

[Highlander 20026]

Knife is a simple thing - a strip of metal with a handle, sharpened on one side.

or both sides!

 

[makandr]

On both sides - dagger.

 

[6850]

Lol...
You funny guy!

I wrote something about a sharp stick to roast Kubasa, but maybe I forgot to hit the post.
Anyway, yes knives are simple, yet so intriguing!
I will message you if I remember...

 

[6850]

Hello Convexatron!
That's a heck of a handle!
No reason...two is already more than none!
You have a collection of two...it's just going to become a bigger collection...
I think I could have had a much better collection if I had help like is available on the discussion site, back when
I started buying knives. Never had a collection I mind, rather I just bought what was cool...
Anyway...I'm quite new here too, but welcome just the same!

 

[Highlander 20026]

On both sides - dagger.

not always, a sharpened swedge ! haha gotcha

 

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[Larsje100]

Where was this used for if you don't mind me asking?

 

[John A. Larsen]

makandr, US Army M3 Trench Knife, but the patch on the lid of the box is for WWII Marine Raiders? John

 

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[makandr]

Finnish gifts knife.

 

[waldo78]

You have the biggest collection of blades I've ever seen, bet it takes a full week to clean & lubricant

 

[makandr]

I hired a sorcerer voodoo it's his job to ward off corrosion ...in fact, I just always carefully dry land knives after the acquisition, in reasonable measure, of course, after that nothing happens to them. I am a physicist by profession, not Cinderella, so just able to create in the room right electrochemical couple - 3-D structure, so items are not only not corrode, but also self-cleaning..... taken randomly from the shelves of objects - no protection is not carried out - just good old Tesla .....

 

[makandr]