Armadillofz1
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http://www.uberknives.com/collections/brous-blades/products/brous-blades-mini-division
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http://www.uberknives.com/collections/brous-blades/products/brous-blades-mini-division
Just saw this on Bladeforums.
almost made my 'O' face
cb51
Active Member
Number 9 Opinel and handmade Sardinian resolza from the shop of Senior Osaiand son's in Pattada Sardinia.
Northwoods stockman with 1095 blades, cocobola scales.
GEC number 15, 1095 blade, African ebony scales.
Henkels locking sodbuster with rosewood handle.
The Victorinox bantam and classic. The classic is attached to my keys, so I can't leave the house without it. No matter what else I carry in a pocket, the little classic is always on me. IN truth, it handles way more than people think it can. The SD tip on the nail file works on a wide variety of Phillips screws and it's been my tool to actually fix a lot of stuff.
Northwoods stockman with 1095 blades, cocobola scales.
GEC number 15, 1095 blade, African ebony scales.
Henkels locking sodbuster with rosewood handle.
The Victorinox bantam and classic. The classic is attached to my keys, so I can't leave the house without it. No matter what else I carry in a pocket, the little classic is always on me. IN truth, it handles way more than people think it can. The SD tip on the nail file works on a wide variety of Phillips screws and it's been my tool to actually fix a lot of stuff.
thomfantomas
Crna Ovca
i'll show mine once it comes in the mail(tomorrow),to be continued..........................
rob
DINO Extraordinaire
thomfantomas
Crna Ovca
just a boring M70 bayonet
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Just got custom scales for my mini Griptilian EDC. VERY happy. It feels like a whole new knife and brings the grip to a whole new level.
Picked these up last week, the black Recon 1 i picked up from the post office today, couldn't wait until tomorrow!
The two folding knives are next to my full size Kabar for scale, these two are beasts and you could shave with either.
These things lock up really tight, just short of a fixed blade!
The two folding knives are next to my full size Kabar for scale, these two are beasts and you could shave with either.
These things lock up really tight, just short of a fixed blade!
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dogboy
IDPA RSO / NRA RSO
Just got custom scales for my mini Griptilian EDC. VERY happy. It feels like a whole new knife and brings the grip to a whole new level.
Are those "DeathGrips?"
smokey
2A TEACHER
- Jan 31, 2008
- 31,506
I really....really like this one.
rob b
c@r collecting
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Yes, they are! He did them in brown micarta with a left handed clip. I'm very impressed with them.
dogboy
IDPA RSO / NRA RSO
Think I need to get some of those myself, one o' these days.
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
He's a great guy to deal with. I told him exactly what I wanted. He said, "no problem, I'll order you some brown micarta. It'll take about a week". So I paid him via paypal and got the scales in my mailbox about 10 days later.
dogboy
IDPA RSO / NRA RSO
Good info. Thanks!
llkoolkeg
Hairy Flaccid Member
My three favorite handmade daggers that have not been modified or customized at all(I tend to tinker until everything is just right)...from a company called Citadel and made of unfolded DNH7 high carbon steel. The top is a shobu-zukuri or "iris leaf" blade, the middle is a hira-zukuri blade lacking the central ridgeline or shinogi common to longer blades and the bottom is a ken blade, double-edged and uncommon but for concealed carry. For blade geometry identification, notice the copper blade collars or habaki. The top one is cross-sectioned like an elongated diamond, the middle one like a skinny pizza slice and the bottom one a true diamond. For cutting edge comparison, the shortest on on the bottom is 6 1/2" long and all are differentially tempered with a wave pattern.
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StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
- 23,932
Any leads on a nice stiletto knife that won't break the bank....vintage would be nice. I'm done wading through the crap 2 dollar Japanese knives on eBay.
llkoolkeg
Hairy Flaccid Member
If you are referring to an OTF automatic, this one is unbelievable for the price=> http://www.bladehq.com/item--Lightning-DA-OTF-Black-Automatic--13426
...especially when on special. You could easily pay 5x-10x what this one costs for a better quality one from Benchmade or Microtech but for $40, you will not find a better blade that locks-up well and has reliable action with only moderate blade play. I have a satin/camo one myself for my safe blade collection.
StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
- 23,932
Those are cool but I'm looking for for the Stephen King Greaser Stiletto. I'd also prefer it's not a 700 inch blade like the eBay ones and advice on what to look for/avoid.
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