Reply With Quote@Hunting Hawk, are they custom Randall's?
@CLB, nice C-bit, bet that puppy makes a hell of a cut.. That little hawkbill is calling to me...must run away.
Aloha ALL,
NICE knives!!!
Here is one of my latest.
I got mine today from a guy in the UK who did a review on this Boker Plus/CLB Design Karambit, so a HUGE Mahalo Much to stephen63!!!
Some pics of the Chadrambit...:rolleyes:
Size comp opened:
Size Comp Closed:
Steel lined G10 side:
Framelock engaged:
Lockside, closed:
Lockside Opened:
For those who were wondering how it spun, here's my first attempt. Sorry, kinda cr*ppy because I was holding the camera in my left hand. Yeah, yeah...that's my excuse and I am sticking to it! LOL!!!
More later all...I feel like cr*p right now...Ugh.
God bless and mahalo MUCH all!
Thanks again sir stephen63!!!
@Hunting Hawk, are they custom Randall's?
@CLB, nice C-bit, bet that puppy makes a hell of a cut.. That little hawkbill is calling to me...must run away.
Nifty Boker.
Henry's Fork, The Model 18 was a custom I got in 1985. The Smithsonian I bought at Randal in Orlando in 1992 & had a friend carve the moose antler & then installed it. Smithsonian was purchased with a leather washer handle.
Last edited by HuntingHawk; 01-15-2009 at 07:28 AM.
The Chadrambit
Yo Chad, that Karambit design looks like serious business. Your designs seem quite varied and innovative, they don't stick to just one theme.
Can we post pics of batons here or should I make a new thread?
Ill second the Becker Knives, awesome survival knife. I have the BK-2, carbon steel ease to sharper keeps an edge better than stainless, quarter inch thick full tang. This thing is built like a tank.Originally Posted by Durandal
Just got one of these for my birthday from a shooting buddy:
Becker BK7 Tactical Utility Fixed Blade
3/8" thick steel at the tang.
Runs around 40 to 60.00 US.
Bayonet ID
I have just quired this bayonet and I'm told it was a German K98 WW2 issue. Can anyone confirm?
my guess
I think first thoughts, I would be skeptical. I have a Nazi WWII bayo, there are the typical cartouches on it, that is on the rifles, pistols anything military. (the nazi eagle)
With out the cartouches, I would guess Yugoslavian.
I know that does not help. I am sure we have a few members who will know.
It's a K98 bayonet. Repro or original I don't know. My guess.
Your Bayonets WW2 German, Manufactured by
"Elite-Diamantwerk, Siegmar-Schönau bei Chemnitz", aka S/185 between 1938-41
Your scabbard is "Berg & Co., Solingen-Ohligs" aka S/242 Made between 1934-44
Last edited by digrar; 01-28-2009 at 01:11 AM.
Thanks guys for the help. So I'm assuming it's some kind of early war production which would explain for the lack of cartouches?
Well I struck out, Thanks for information.
Linedoggie, where can one find that information?
I googled "German Bayonet Markings", and picked some collectors site IIRC "World Bayonets.com" 2nd down. Site has lists for different countries, eras, etc.
Cool, I have to check mine, thought I am hesitant, it may be a fake.
Thanks.
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