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Old 04-11-2010, 14:18   #16
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D*mn, more competition from the "community"
That's a rugged looking piece of work. How does it cut?

I like the designer micarta too.

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Old 04-11-2010, 16:34   #17
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I knew that my ideas would be interpreted in his own way when creating the knife. It turned out better than I thought. He was so impressed with his own work, he almost didn’t want to give it up. This knife was his first sale so I feel Privileged to be contributing to another QP up and coming business. He will be going to the knife show in Eugene, OR next weekend. I offered to let him borrow my new knife .


Ummm... you better be there too, or I might buy it from him... or have Mr. Bill and mcarey crush him and then I'll just steal the knife for myself

Hmmm, maybe no crushing will be needed... I could just steal it.
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Old 04-11-2010, 17:45   #18
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Ummm... you better be there too, or I might buy it from him... or have Mr. Bill and mcarey crush him and then I'll just steal the knife for myself

Hmmm, maybe no crushing will be needed... I could just steal it.
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You probably better just steal it. I'm not going to cause stuff with guys from
1st SFGA, they don't play fair. oh wait...none of you all do.
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Old 04-11-2010, 22:38   #19
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You probably better just steal it. I'm not going to cause stuff with guys from
1st SFGA, they don't play fair. oh wait...none of you all do.
I'll get mcarey to help me steal it, he was 1st Group, ah, the SFA Chapter here is mostly 1st Group, maybe I don't need any more lessons.
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Old 04-12-2010, 19:47   #20
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I guess you can only take so many pictures of a knife but took it out to the range today to do some door breaching. Figured I would wear it and get a feel for the knife in full kit. I forgot it was on at some points. I could hardly feel it. Still easily accessible with kit and gloves and didn't notice it when sitting in the HMMWV. My knife... is AWSOME!

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Old 04-13-2010, 08:51   #21
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Bravo...
did momma clear you hot for the knife show this weekend?
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Old 04-13-2010, 13:06   #22
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Hmmm... That looks like it will fit my hand.

Have you beat up on it any?

Better make sure that thing is well guarded if it comes down to OKC -

It'll probably come back to WA, but a bit further north than the Ft Lewis area.

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Old 04-13-2010, 18:04   #23
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The knife and it's maker will be at the show this weekend. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend due to SFAUC training (It's really good training anyway).
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The knife and it's maker will be at the show this weekend. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend due to SFAUC training (It's really good training anyway).
I hate you.

Oh, btw, I'm the new pledge chairman for SFA Ch XVI, Join dammit, and get your buddies to join...
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Old 04-14-2010, 03:03   #25
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Very nice Bravo. Love the micarta. What make sheath is that?
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Old 04-16-2010, 22:41   #26
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Very nice Bravo. Love the micarta. What make sheath is that?
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5'' blade, 4 1/2'' handle, 10 1/4'' total length w/ glass breaker
Blade material is 0-1 steel. Handle is marcarta in urban assault pattern
Sheath custom made by A.M.I.C.K. Tactical w/ classic "pull the dot" buttons
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Old 04-17-2010, 19:39   #27
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In the FWIW category, it's always best to not show the original design drawings. Wait until the final knife is finished.

Knifemakers don't make mistakes...we just modify existing patterns..

Nice looking knife. Keep us posted on how it performs.
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Old 04-19-2010, 08:55   #28
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Bravo-Smash... Opie let me ruin your knife by scraping it across a few stones, sorry about that. Let me know if it bites you now that it's got teeth.

This is one nice knife, comfortable in the hand, well balanced, and takes an edge well. I actually put one on order for myself.
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Old 04-19-2010, 11:24   #29
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All in, what was the final cost?

Great looking knife
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Old 04-19-2010, 12:38   #30
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I thoroughly enjoyed handling your knife and especially like that it is comfortable in my small hand.

Am debating putting in a special request from the knife maker for one of my own. In pink.

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