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This is just what it sounds like.
Must be 18 or older to enter. If you're under 18 and your parents are cool with it, get them to sign up for a free Registered User account to enter for you.
USA and Canada only, as shipping is going to be pricey.
To enter, you must:
-Post a joke...just make sure it's PG. If you want to repeat someone else's, I guess that's fine.
-Say what your favourite thing about Canada is.
-Tell us all what it is about knives that you like.
That's it! Your post number counts as your entry number. Number to be chosen by Random.org.
Contest runs till 6PM(ish) on November 11, 2011.
Now for the description:
(Knives, listed left to right in first pic)
-Tiger Knife from early 80's. Forget the hype from modern "Tactical" makers, THIS was THE original tactical folder. 440 stainless, Japan manufactured for a company in Montreal. This is the absolute best of the Tiger Knives around...I had to pretty much fight off my friend to keep it to give away.
-Japan made "surgical steel" Tanto. Cast aluminum handle. Says Hand Made on the handle, whatever that means in this case. Comes with leather and tape sheath.
Knife bough in martial arts store in 1989.
-Browning lock-back knife. Made in Japan. Looks to be real wood inly in the handle. This is actually a very good quality knife, just sharpened alot over the years. My step-brother tried snagging this one...now you can have it.
-Smith&Wesson H.R.T. liner-lock knife. Good lock-up; China made.
-Gerber Paraframe.
-Gerber Mini-Paraframe.
-Two keychain lockbacks. One made in China, the other in Taiwan. The Taiwan one has the single coolest variation on the lock-back mechanism I have ever seen...I was tempted to keep it for myself, but Karma dictates otherwise.
-Ruko lock-back knife with LED light; weird!
-Chinese made framelock. Slight vertical wiggle due to lock-bar having reached other side, but totally safe. Best $7 my brother ever spent.
-Chinese made hunting knife with guthook and quite cool sheath...the way it holds the knife is neat.
-CRKT Stiff K.I.S.S. Tanto, with fancy cardboard sheath.
-Pakistan made throwing knife with other fancy cardboard sheath.
-Sheffield multi-tool and SAK copy. Both China made.
-Japan made copy of SAK. Got it in 1982.
-Keychain multi-tool. Neat!
(And the other stuff)
-MANY sheaths.
-Multi-pocket sheath/pouch
-Pouch with fast-set wire snare (made by a genuine Canadian
), and a Coghlan's magnesium block with flint. Flint held on by elastic band...they always fall off.
-Lanyard material/leg tie-downs/cord
-Sack with drawstring
-154CM stock, 1/16" thick. If you have a vise and a file, you can make your own knife! Thin enough an electric hand-drill could do handle holes. Just send it off for heat treat.
-Genuine "Uncle Mike's Sidekick" pouch.
-Water proof match container (no matches)
-Survival whistle with compas (it works!), signal mirror, and waterproof match compartment (no matches)
-2 vacuum packed J-cloth towels.
-Rappala fish hook sharpener (odd)
-Fish hooks and sinkers in a small pill bottle.
-2 locking carabiners (NOT load bearing). Combo is 000 right now (or 555 depending on which side you look at). To set new combo, open, press down pin in top of locking part, hold it down, and twist to set new combo.
Must be 18 or older to enter. If you're under 18 and your parents are cool with it, get them to sign up for a free Registered User account to enter for you.
USA and Canada only, as shipping is going to be pricey.
To enter, you must:
-Post a joke...just make sure it's PG. If you want to repeat someone else's, I guess that's fine.
-Say what your favourite thing about Canada is.
-Tell us all what it is about knives that you like.
That's it! Your post number counts as your entry number. Number to be chosen by Random.org.
Contest runs till 6PM(ish) on November 11, 2011.
Now for the description:
(Knives, listed left to right in first pic)
-Tiger Knife from early 80's. Forget the hype from modern "Tactical" makers, THIS was THE original tactical folder. 440 stainless, Japan manufactured for a company in Montreal. This is the absolute best of the Tiger Knives around...I had to pretty much fight off my friend to keep it to give away.
-Japan made "surgical steel" Tanto. Cast aluminum handle. Says Hand Made on the handle, whatever that means in this case. Comes with leather and tape sheath.
-Browning lock-back knife. Made in Japan. Looks to be real wood inly in the handle. This is actually a very good quality knife, just sharpened alot over the years. My step-brother tried snagging this one...now you can have it.
-Smith&Wesson H.R.T. liner-lock knife. Good lock-up; China made.
-Gerber Paraframe.
-Gerber Mini-Paraframe.
-Two keychain lockbacks. One made in China, the other in Taiwan. The Taiwan one has the single coolest variation on the lock-back mechanism I have ever seen...I was tempted to keep it for myself, but Karma dictates otherwise.
-Ruko lock-back knife with LED light; weird!
-Chinese made framelock. Slight vertical wiggle due to lock-bar having reached other side, but totally safe. Best $7 my brother ever spent.
-Chinese made hunting knife with guthook and quite cool sheath...the way it holds the knife is neat.
-CRKT Stiff K.I.S.S. Tanto, with fancy cardboard sheath.
-Pakistan made throwing knife with other fancy cardboard sheath.
-Sheffield multi-tool and SAK copy. Both China made.
-Japan made copy of SAK. Got it in 1982.
-Keychain multi-tool. Neat!
(And the other stuff)
-MANY sheaths.
-Multi-pocket sheath/pouch
-Pouch with fast-set wire snare (made by a genuine Canadian
-Lanyard material/leg tie-downs/cord
-Sack with drawstring
-154CM stock, 1/16" thick. If you have a vise and a file, you can make your own knife! Thin enough an electric hand-drill could do handle holes. Just send it off for heat treat.
-Genuine "Uncle Mike's Sidekick" pouch.
-Water proof match container (no matches)
-Survival whistle with compas (it works!), signal mirror, and waterproof match compartment (no matches)
-2 vacuum packed J-cloth towels.
-Rappala fish hook sharpener (odd)
-Fish hooks and sinkers in a small pill bottle.
-2 locking carabiners (NOT load bearing). Combo is 000 right now (or 555 depending on which side you look at). To set new combo, open, press down pin in top of locking part, hold it down, and twist to set new combo.
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