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Team Gemini LOVE!!!!!!
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Thank you! It was done by the German knifemaker Juergen Schanz. A great guy to deal with!
What a beautiful knife Gress :thumbup:
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Drool. That's beautiful. I thought about snagging one in the AK Ganza, but decided not to because I know I'd never use it.Love is hereCS TG with leathermans excellent sheath
Will it be a user or a safe queen?
All I think of when I see a TG in plain black leather is Norman Reedus in The Walking Dead.
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Great looking knives!
Bring the Light Brigade version
Bring the Light Brigade version
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This is my cupidganzaaa TG, fresh out of the cardboard and already trying to devour my computer
I thought I had more pics, but can't seem to find them at the moment...
looks like I'll have to go beat on some forest and come back with more
I thought I had more pics, but can't seem to find them at the moment...
looks like I'll have to go beat on some forest and come back with more
AZTimT
The Stripetition Finish Guy (inactive)
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The Gemini is one of those designs that it took a while to grow on me and yet I have no idea why as it is now one of my favorites.
I believe the OP's knife could use a little representation here, especially since it is Tigerhide LINEN!! :thumbup:
Sunset pics without flash.
With camera flash.
With a SAR 6 for comparison. This TG at 19.25 oz is about 3.25 ounces heavier than the SAR 6 with a slightly shorter and yet very comfortable handle that will fit all hand sizes better.
The balance point on this particular knife is near the front of the choil so it is blade heavy enough to feel like a great chopper while maintaining great balance in hand. It feels similar to the special forces handle design with the exception of the upswept portion near the round butt, which works very well as a place to hold onto for more reach when chopping.
Very similar blade shapes = SAR 7 with magnum handles and a very impressive overall design.
Feeling most in hand like a beefed up meltdown SARsquatch with guards, the TG could easily take the place of a SAR 6, SAR 8, SFNO, NMSFNO or any other similar sized blade if one needed it to.
I believe the OP's knife could use a little representation here, especially since it is Tigerhide LINEN!! :thumbup:
Sunset pics without flash.
With camera flash.
With a SAR 6 for comparison. This TG at 19.25 oz is about 3.25 ounces heavier than the SAR 6 with a slightly shorter and yet very comfortable handle that will fit all hand sizes better.
The balance point on this particular knife is near the front of the choil so it is blade heavy enough to feel like a great chopper while maintaining great balance in hand. It feels similar to the special forces handle design with the exception of the upswept portion near the round butt, which works very well as a place to hold onto for more reach when chopping.
Very similar blade shapes = SAR 7 with magnum handles and a very impressive overall design.
Feeling most in hand like a beefed up meltdown SARsquatch with guards, the TG could easily take the place of a SAR 6, SAR 8, SFNO, NMSFNO or any other similar sized blade if one needed it to.
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I scored one also and can't wait to get her. I love this blade.
