What's Next?. . . Howz About An INFI Combat Grade Team Gemini M ? ? ? ?

DJC72 said:
Tanker gray with blue n black g10 would be dead sexy! Do you guys think the mini with be fairly "slicey"? I don't use my TG to much because it's a touch too thick behind the edge for my tastes.
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Based on the blade thickness and grind lines, the secondary bevel behind the edge can't be any less obtuse than the TGLB. Add to that the secondary bevel is flat instead of the TGLB's hollow grind, and I can only believe it will be even less of a slicer than the TGLB. Which is why I think I'll have to pass on yet more INFI. Just can't justify it. At least the BGTG has enough length it can pass as a chopper.
 
tinfoil hat timmy said:
Apparently, Texas isn't all its cracked up to be.....
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Bowies are illegal for goodness sakes!! I would think every man woman and child would be requried to have at least one !

I like it, and would consider it except for the fuller. I hate fullers !
 
Help me out guys. So What is the "M" stands for? Is this a Team Gemini Mini? I thought the mini is shorter , or Am I wrong?
 
I trying to tell them almost 2 years make a damn 5.5" because we can't have bigger than that in TX! So than for what? Cutting grass on my backyard????
 
Woohoo!!! These are super cool little knives. Kinda like a stouter RMD with a double guard.
 
Are they live yet??????? Im ready to melt my card
 
Ordered Tanker and Black Canvas... The urge to buy two was strong, but I resisted. Only because I scored a SWATmandu off the exchange last week. Cant drop a cool G on knives in less than two weeks!
 
F it... I ordered a second one. I can always flip it if I dont like it.
 
AntDog said:
Damn. 5.5"... 5.5"!!! Not TX legal. :(



Think small next time por favor?!
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A Magyar said:
I trying to tell them almost 2 years make a damn 5.5" because we can't have bigger than that in TX! So than for what? Cutting grass on my backyard????
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One who is thinking out of the box might be curious if that 5.5" is from the handle or from start of cutting edge in front of the choil where it is perfectly safe to place a finger and hence can not be cutting blade length... word games/semantics often matter more than people realize when dealing with legalese. ;) It does seem strange that such a big state would only be full of such short tools with consent of the governed... which is an option to change. Contrarily, if the length is from the handle, some time with a grinder could solve the .75" problem too. It is just a matter of how bad you want it as to how you find a solution to the problem. :)
 
Handle to tip. And the cops measure it in the direction that the measurement turns out the longest. Just doing their part to liberate our evil cutlery into their pockets I'm sure.
 
A Magyar said:
I trying to tell them almost 2 years make a damn 5.5" because we can't have bigger than that in TX! So than for what? Cutting grass on my backyard????
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Mebbe that one will be the TG-S(mall). ;) :D
 
**** it! I am SO weak. In. Desert sage and black canvas. This one is gonna be a worker. Just like the rest. At least I'm in for INFI now.... Just couldn't pass it up. TG anything is too ... Hell..... Sexy.

Only live once. Plus, at the rate knives are being delivered, I figure I'll be back from det by the time this arrives, so I have plenty of time to save. Well, except for all the Battle Grades I've ordered. :rolleyes:
 
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AZTimT said:
One who is thinking out of the box might be curious if that 5.5" is from the handle or from start of cutting edge in front of the choil where it is perfectly safe to place a finger and hence can not be cutting blade length... word games/semantics often matter more than people realize when dealing with legalese. ;) It does seem strange that such a big state would only be full of such short tools with consent of the governed... which is an option to change. Contrarily, if the length is from the handle, some time with a grinder could solve the .75" problem too. It is just a matter of how bad you want it as to how you find a solution to the problem. :)
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According to the Texas Penal Code, an "illegal knife" includes a "knife with a blade over five and one-half inches." The statute doesn't say how you measure it. But an "illegal knife" isn't illegal to own, it's just illegal to carry in public, unless you're travelling or engaged in "lawful hunting, fishing, or other sporting activity on the immediate premises where the activity is conducted." You can also legally have an "illegal knife" in your car or boat. And if sec. 46.15(b)(6) means what it says, the provision prohibiting carrying an "illegal knife" doesn't apply at all so long as you're also carrying a concealed handgun and a concealed handgun license.
 
JohnTheTexican said:
According to the Texas Penal Code, an "illegal knife" includes a "knife with a blade over five and one-half inches." The statute doesn't say how you measure it. But an "illegal knife" isn't illegal to own, it's just illegal to carry in public, unless you're travelling or engaged in "lawful hunting, fishing, or other sporting activity on the immediate premises where the activity is conducted." You can also legally have an "illegal knife" in your car or boat. And if sec. 46.15(b)(6) means what it says, the provision prohibiting carrying an "illegal knife" doesn't apply at all so long as you're also carrying a concealed handgun and a concealed handgun license.
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Thanks, even though this doesn't apply to me in any way, I certainly see plenty of remedial loop holes so as to not have man's legal/paper creation attempt to unlawfully stop any man from going from point A to point B with his property. Good to know if I ever wish to visit... :)
 
JohnTheTexican said:
According to the Texas Penal Code, an "illegal knife" includes a "knife with a blade over five and one-half inches." The statute doesn't say how you measure it. But an "illegal knife" isn't illegal to own, it's just illegal to carry in public, unless you're travelling or engaged in "lawful hunting, fishing, or other sporting activity on the immediate premises where the activity is conducted." You can also legally have an "illegal knife" in your car or boat. And if sec. 46.15(b)(6) means what it says, the provision prohibiting carrying an "illegal knife" doesn't apply at all so long as you're also carrying a concealed handgun and a concealed handgun license.
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A good friend of mine is a sheriff. He told me this is absolute baloney and a lot of people will be shocked when they land in jail.

He said it DOES NOT exempt people to carry illegal weapons. He said it is how people are interpreting the law, and it's bunk.
 
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