The P-Sark knife pic...

[Joel Pirela]

As a request from an usual suspect...
here you go Ed! ; )

disclaimer: no responsible for typografical errors, with approved credit, computer generated graphic, don't call Ernie to order one! (this is a tool for the manufacturer to vision unexistent models and get feedback from the crowd...)


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[This message has been edited by Joel Pirela (edited 11-18-2000).]

 

[jackstraw]

Love my CQC9. This would be the perfect production companion. As always, beautiful work Joel.

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[2Sharp]

..and where might Mr. Hollister be?? go John, go!!!

VERY nice Joel, thanks for taking the time!

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[rfrost]

This alone might get me to buy a SARK. I have no reason to buy a blunt-tip SARK right now. So....that being said, who can do a P-SARK conversion???

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[Joel Pirela]

You're welcome!

regards,

Joel

 

[John Hollister]

Joel, you are the man!

I'm already working on sketches for the conversion. Why can't we just be happy with the way knives come?

This would be something to work on until the other project. Wink, Wink, Nod, Nod

John

 

[Joel Pirela]

I know what you mean!

that will keep you busy! wink, wink!

Joel

 

[nowhere fast]

C'mon you guy's "P-Sark"... The best name for this is so obvious:
"SH"ARPENED + S"ARK" = SHARK !

 

[ROSANGHAL]

Originally posted by John Hollister:
Why can't we just be happy with the way knives come?

John just a word of advice.

Don't ever start collecting 1911s.

Ross T.

 

[John Hollister]

Ross, I did that deal thing already. I'm a "G" guy now.

Nowhere, Not bad, not bad.

John

 

[edmoses]

Joel,

Thanks for this and sorry for the delay in replying - some weekends we are forced to go and have fun where there is no Internet.

Is there anybody out there that would like to try and make this knife? I am prepared to provide the "doner" knife!

Regards,

Ed

 

[John Hollister]

Ed, you may want to contact Bill Siegle, he's the knifemaker that worked on the Rhino.

Bill Siegle
1295 Toliver Rd #1
Molalla, OR 97038
WAS4U@cs.com
http://www.geocities.com/siegleknives/

If I were to have the work done, that's where I would start.

John

 

[Bill Siegle]

OK twist my arm.

I'm willing. Just need a knife to work on.

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[edmoses]

Bill,

I have just posted the knife to you, so you should get it for the weekend.

Not long to wait fellow Suspects.

Any one out there got an idea for the next "project"?

Regards,

Ed

 

[dd1967]

Ed,

I think we've exhausted all the possible projects, haven't we ?

 

[John Hollister]

Nope.

 

[edmoses]

Well said John!!!

Regards,

Ed

 

[keninshiro]

If Bill is willing, i'm sending...!

The Blunt tip was the only thing that stops me from buying one.....if Bill gets it going, Pat of T.A.D will get a mail call from me...!

Please update me on the out-come! Thanks for the attempt!

 

[John Hollister]

Bill sent me a scan of Ed's knife tonight. Lookin' good!

 

[Joel Pirela]

and now we have the Emerson Hawkbill!

that's great!


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