grunt soldier
Master
I see you guys have been missing your knife anonymous meetings again!
Good looking blades!!!
yeah knifelady and you have been sprinkling that crack on your handles more I think. that knife crack is some seriously addictive ****
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yeah knifelady and you have been sprinkling that crack on your handles more I think. that knife crack is some seriously addictive ****
Yessir! Bought one a week ago at Wal-Mart in Rensselaer for that!
tradertator
Grandmaster
lol stop talking and post pictures damn it. i know you have some new kick ass striders
My Strider Tantos. DB w/ DGG, SNG w/ DGG, and DBL w/ NSN, and my TRP. Just put the matching handles on the 1911 and loving them.
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A few new arrivals
My Strider Tantos. DB w/ DGG, SNG w/ DGG, and DBL w/ NSN, and my TRP. Just put the matching handles on the 1911 and loving them.
all the new steel!
Very nice guys!
tradertator
Grandmaster
I love kydex, but leather is classic. Having a firesteel loop on your camp knife is such a good idea.
Blaze & OD RC-3 w/ KSF Sheath (Sharpshooter) &
Busse Boss Street w/ KSF Forest (Sharpshooter)
spencer rifle
Grandmaster
ESEE 4 and 5 and an oldie
Recently acquired from KnifeLady.
The pride and joy of the collection: my father's WWII US Navy knife, stamped USN and with his initials. We broke the original tip off many years ago on a camping trip.
Recently acquired from KnifeLady.
The pride and joy of the collection: my father's WWII US Navy knife, stamped USN and with his initials. We broke the original tip off many years ago on a camping trip.
grunt soldier
Master
man you guys got some sweet blades and a lot of them with some cool ass history. just imagine if those old blades could talk. the stories they could probably tell.
and drbarnes your not fooling us. you have one of the nicest collections around. we are trying to get on your level, even though your scared to use that gladius
and drbarnes your not fooling us. you have one of the nicest collections around. we are trying to get on your level, even though your scared to use that gladius
Bradsknives
Master
man you guys got some sweet blades and a lot of them with some cool ass history. just imagine if those old blades could talk. the stories they could probably tell.
and drbarnes your not fooling us. you have one of the nicest collections around. we are trying to get on your level, even though your scared to use that gladius
Oh, he is using it (wall hanger). It's part of his home interior decoration collection.
Indy_Guy_77
Grandmaster
- Apr 30, 2008
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I hate you all... 
And I say that in the nicest way possible.
-J-
And I say that in the nicest way possible.
-J-
grunt soldier
Master
Oh, he is using it (wall hanger). It's part of his home interior decoration collection.
this makes Jerry sad. I once heard if you had a busse that you refused to use, that the unicorn who donates it's tears for the heat treat would break into you house at night and steal your blade and leave you a magical upper decker. thats just what I heard though
tradertator
Grandmaster
^ Nice, I always wanted a Benchmade 42. Seems crazy that they stopped making them.
tradertator
Grandmaster
Let me know if you ever want rid of that 42 Bobby, I'd be happy to adopt it.
bobbystoney
Sharpshooter
- Feb 3, 2010
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Will do. Plan on keeping my 42 though but you never know. I've gotten rid of others that I never thought I'd get rid of.
Bradsknives
Master
My Latest
I picked these up for myself last week. Because I suck at taking good detailed pictures I have added stock pics along with my personal pics so you can see the detail of these knives.
William Henry B12-Mediterranean
#6 of 25 made
Production Date: August 2009
Blade: Black Tungesten DLC-coated "Wave" Damascus-ZDP-189 Core.
Frame: Heat-Blue "Croc-Skin" Damascus-by Chad Nichols.
Scale: Olive Wood.
Note: Stud and Button Lock have a natural Citrine gemstone that is set in a 18K gold
bezel.
William Henry B12-Jackson Creek
#28 0f 100 made
Production Date: May 2010
Blade: "Copper Wave" Damascus-VG5 Core.
Frame: Heat-Brown "Wave" Mokume.
Scale: Amboyna Burl Wood.
Note: Stud and Button Lock have a natural Citrine gemstone that is set in a 18K gold
bezel.
I picked these up for myself last week. Because I suck at taking good detailed pictures I have added stock pics along with my personal pics so you can see the detail of these knives.
William Henry B12-Mediterranean
#6 of 25 made
Production Date: August 2009
Blade: Black Tungesten DLC-coated "Wave" Damascus-ZDP-189 Core.
Frame: Heat-Blue "Croc-Skin" Damascus-by Chad Nichols.
Scale: Olive Wood.
Note: Stud and Button Lock have a natural Citrine gemstone that is set in a 18K gold
bezel.
William Henry B12-Jackson Creek
#28 0f 100 made
Production Date: May 2010
Blade: "Copper Wave" Damascus-VG5 Core.
Frame: Heat-Brown "Wave" Mokume.
Scale: Amboyna Burl Wood.
Note: Stud and Button Lock have a natural Citrine gemstone that is set in a 18K gold
bezel.
