The collection

ivan51

ivan51

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Thought id share a pic of my collection so far:D

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Ivan your collection is lookin good. Two M-43's if I'm not mistaken. Plus the others.

I think you've got me beat by 1 or two.

How does your CAK stack up against the M-43's?
 
Good to see your collection. :thumbup:

I am developing an appreciation of the AK Bowie but I have read that its grip is very large and was wondering what your thoughts on it are?
 
Very nice collection!

Can you please let me know the names of the knives in the first picture?
 
wildmike i have not used the big CAK yet been useing the horn M43 and in the frist pic the 4th down as my main choppers and love them:thumbup:
I tryed the R6 for the frist time yesterday to make a salmon dinner and it worked real good in the kitchen
 
b.c.molin i just got the AK bowie today and so far it feel's great. i was thinking almost a little small in the grip on mine but i like it.
 
ivan51 said:
b.c.molin i just got the AK bowie today and so far it feel's great. i was thinking almost a little small in the grip on mine but i like it.
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Thank you Ivan for that information. :thumbup:

It adds the AK Bowie to the ever increasing "to get" list. ;)
 
lol ya. if you dont have a mountain bowie id look at that one to. think i like it better just by feel so far since i have not tryed the AK bowie out yet
 
Mtell1 from the top of my head (i might be wrong) from top down 12"AK, GANGA RAM , 2 16" AK's, WW2, Mountain Bowie
 
ivan51 said:
Mtell1 from the top of my head (i might be wrong) from top down 12"AK, GANGA RAM , 2 16" AK's, WW2, Mountain Bowie
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Thanks Ivan :thumbup:

Handle seems to be longer on the WW2 vs the AK, good to see a comparison shot.
 
yes it has a longer handle very nice grip to it. lol b.c.molin dont think you can have enough blade's:p:D:D at least i have not come to that conclusion yet:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::D:D:D:D
 
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Nice collection and pix, thank you
 
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