Nice looking knife for sure!1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 1:39 am Q,
I think I have one like that, what's not to like about it?
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I got a deal on this Kizer Gunhammer in S35VN with textured Titanium handles. Paid half of what most dealers are selling this for.
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CJRB Agave Nature Jade (also available in other handle colors)
3.72" D2 steel blade with a G10 Handle (8.25 OAL) Made in China
$38.84 @ Atlantic Knife
https://atlanticknife.com/products/cjrb ... fde8&_ss=r
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Thank you sir.QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 3:22 amCJRB Agave Nature Jade (also available in other handle colors)
3.72" D2 steel blade with a G10 Handle (8.25 OAL) Made in China
$38.84 @ Atlantic Knife
https://atlanticknife.com/products/cjrb ... fde8&_ss=r
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QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 2:12 amNothing wrong with it at all. It's just not one that I would carry (too big/heavy for my EDC needs) and not the type of knife I collect. So, I'm not quite sure why I got it other than it appealed to me at the moment and wasn't expensive.1967redrider wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 1:39 am Q,
I think I have one like that, what's not to like about it?
John
On further thought, I am thinking it might make a decent folding knife for the kitchen because I can store it in a drawer without damaging/dulling the edge (which is D2 and razor sharp). That's probably what I'll end up using it for.
Nice Kizer, BTW...a handful of a knife but I'm guessing the Titanium keeps it fairly light weight.
Sounds like a good plan for the CJRB, Q, and thanks!
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Just posted these on the Kershaw thread.
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Those are some nice ones!
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Quick Steel, is that last one a Damascus Al Mar? Very sweet looking knives.
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Redrider, the last knife was designed by the late Bob Lum and executed by Haru of Seki-City Japan.
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John, that pile makes my mouth water. Is the bottom one with the flag on it also Speedsafe®. I do love me some Speedsafe®.
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Jerry, they're all 3 SpeedSafe. I like the assisted opening but some guys take the torsion bars out and make them flippers. Personally I don't know why.jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 2:57 pm John, that pile makes my mouth water. Is the bottom one with the flag on it also Speedsafe®. I do love me some Speedsafe®.
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That's just crazy talk right there. They must be tetched in the head.1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 4:59 pm some guys take the torsion bars out and make them flippers.
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jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 7:29 pmThat's just crazy talk right there. They must be tetched in the head.1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 4:59 pm some guys take the torsion bars out and make them flippers.
I don't get it either, Jerry, but it happens.
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A new pickup, the First Tactical Sidewinder Safety Knife. The blade is of a good size and profile, and very thick. The web cutter is very sharp, which is rare, even on more well-known knives from companies like Kershaw.
It is 5" closed, with a 3.52" blade. Really weird why they didn't make it just a smidge smaller, as to stay within many states' sub 3.5" blade laws.
Deep carry clip:
The problem is that the knife is too thick and heavy for pocket carry, and I have to use a sheath. This was to some Normark knife, but I don't know which, since I bought it cheap, but brand new without a knife. Probably an EKA lockback. I used to use it for a Leatherman, but it fits this knife great.
And a question--has Mike Vellekamp designed anything for an actual knife company? I know of two Italian-made "Bladetech" brand knives; but I've mostly seen his designs on knives from clothing companies like First Tactical, 5.11 Tactical, and Noble Equine.
It is 5" closed, with a 3.52" blade. Really weird why they didn't make it just a smidge smaller, as to stay within many states' sub 3.5" blade laws.
Deep carry clip:
The problem is that the knife is too thick and heavy for pocket carry, and I have to use a sheath. This was to some Normark knife, but I don't know which, since I bought it cheap, but brand new without a knife. Probably an EKA lockback. I used to use it for a Leatherman, but it fits this knife great.
And a question--has Mike Vellekamp designed anything for an actual knife company? I know of two Italian-made "Bladetech" brand knives; but I've mostly seen his designs on knives from clothing companies like First Tactical, 5.11 Tactical, and Noble Equine.
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Cool knife, Cody! But I know nothing about Vellekamp, might have to look into his designs.
Jerry, if you happen to see this, I have another Kershaw on the way but it's not a SpeedSafe® and SMKW wouldn't sell it to me, but BladeHQ did.
Jerry, if you happen to see this, I have another Kershaw on the way but it's not a SpeedSafe® and SMKW wouldn't sell it to me, but BladeHQ did.
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Well guys, I just pimped out my ZT 0350TS with some Black/Gray Stipple G-10 scales from VZ Grips. Found them on KnifeCenter and thought they might look cool. This thing reminds me of a Panzer Tank.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/VZ350S ... t-included
Pretty pleased with the end result, I have an anodized pivot pin coming too, but I wish it was red, I think that would really set it off. The texture is very grippy, not like run of the mill G-10 isn't, but this really feels good in hand. Not a bad project if you have the right tools. Plus I always keep my "assisted" knives assisted.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/VZ350S ... t-included
Pretty pleased with the end result, I have an anodized pivot pin coming too, but I wish it was red, I think that would really set it off. The texture is very grippy, not like run of the mill G-10 isn't, but this really feels good in hand. Not a bad project if you have the right tools. Plus I always keep my "assisted" knives assisted.
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Just looking at your knife makes me want to surrender. Formidable.
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Ha!!! Thank you, Sir!
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Looking good John!
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This knife has been traveling with me a lot over my Bachelor's party weekend! Added a Bronze pivot screw and I really like how it turned out.
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I really like those handles!1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 3:03 am Well guys, I just pimped out my ZT 0350TS with some Black/Gray Stipple G-10 scales from VZ Grips. Found them on KnifeCenter and thought they might look cool. This thing reminds me of a Panzer Tank.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/VZ350S ... t-included
Pretty pleased with the end result, I have an anodized pivot pin coming too, but I wish it was red, I think that would really set it off. The texture is very grippy, not like run of the mill G-10 isn't, but this really feels good in hand. Not a bad project if you have the right tools. Plus I always keep my "assisted" knives assisted.
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edge213 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 2:07 amI really like those handles!1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Sep 02, 2020 3:03 am Well guys, I just pimped out my ZT 0350TS with some Black/Gray Stipple G-10 scales from VZ Grips. Found them on KnifeCenter and thought they might look cool. This thing reminds me of a Panzer Tank.
https://www.knifecenter.com/item/VZ350S ... t-included
Pretty pleased with the end result, I have an anodized pivot pin coming too, but I wish it was red, I think that would really set it off. The texture is very grippy, not like run of the mill G-10 isn't, but this really feels good in hand. Not a bad project if you have the right tools. Plus I always keep my "assisted" knives assisted.
You really get a lot of grip off of them.
Thanks!
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Looking GOOD!!!
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Here is a picture of some of my tactical folders.
A friend of mine gave them to me. They belonged to
his older brother who passed away.
Oh, the MOD in red is mismarked its an Emerson.
A friend of mine gave them to me. They belonged to
his older brother who passed away.
Oh, the MOD in red is mismarked its an Emerson.
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Very Nice Mix of Tacticals!
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