Reply With QuoteHenry, need to put that rifle through its paces. Too clean. Nice Kukhrhrhhhrhris.
http://www.ukkitmonster.com/product_...oducts_id=1051
From the great kit vendors thread I found this on UK Kit Monster.
Anyone got any experience with it? Any good?
Henry, need to put that rifle through its paces. Too clean. Nice Kukhrhrhhhrhris.
darn, Henry's they are beautifulOriginally Posted by Henry's Fork
Nice Kukris, Henry.
The Scrapyard blade looks like a good workhorse, too.
I kinda like the looks of this Zero Tolerance knife.
http://www.sonomacutlery.com/store/p...cat=357&page=1
geez gaijin, for that price
^ Yeah, I hear ya. In fact, the last super-expensive knife I acquired was an Al Mar Sere VI, back in 1993. I traded a ceremonial SS bayonet I bought in Poland for it.
al mar looks nice, but i got issue with expensive knives like that, unless they are for display only I would be affraid to use it
just acquired me a Cold Steel Spectre on Closeout. MSRP something like $439, got it for $99.
Yeah, that's why I rarely take it out. Seems like a bit of a waste, even though it's an awesome knife.al mar looks nice, but i got issue with expensive knives like that, unless they are for display only I would be affraid to use it
The only knife I've lost in the field (so far) was a US Airforce survival knife, which came out of the sheath during National Guard training at Oregon's High Desert Training Center in 1999. It was a good knife, and I'd like to get another.
ive lost few blades, stupid showing off throwing at trees and stuff like that, one i regreat ever loosing was a cold steel tanto, was cheap I didnt care much for it and put it through some tough jobs with a great results, fell out of my car in a parking lot at the armouries
Beautiful spectre, Orionhawk. Cold Steel is one business that has a genuine fondness for fighting knives, and it shows in their work.
The knife I currently carry on my beltkit is a Cold Steel SSK. It's a good knife, but not so great or sentimental that I'll fret over the possibility of losing it, like my Al Mar or USMC K-Bar.
SRK?
I ve got a collection of Henry's Forks fixed blades to choose from now
Sorry! SRK! Thanks for the correction!
Henry's Fork's knives (YAMANEKO!) are great.
I've got two for concealed carry, and my wife has one of his kitchen knives.
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