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Swiss Army Knives Discussions (48)
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Removing/replacing scalesI've got a couple Wenger knives that have some rough scales that could use replacing. I'm thinking they are about played out anyway so it… Started by Tobias Gibson |
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Jun 28, 2011 Reply by Wayne Whitted |
Boy Scout HuntsmanSo I was at my local Boy Scout headquarters and store as I'm want to do every now and then as I collect Scout knives of all sorts as well a… Started by Tobias Gibson |
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On a side note Victorinox Whistle knife Vs. the Oscar Mayer Weiner WhistleI posted this originally in SharpFans. The background was I lost my survival whistle and te only thing I had to toss in my bail out bad wa… Started by Tobias Gibson |
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Jun 23, 2011 Reply by Wayne Whitted |
Don't Tread On MeI recently bought a "Don't Tread on me Rambler. I've also seen The Gadsden knife in a Class SD pattern. Does Victorinox offer this kni… Started by Tobias Gibson |
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Jun 22, 2011 Reply by Wayne Whitted |
Help Identifying a Wenger SAKHi all. I mostly collect Vics but over time, I have wound with a few Wenger SAKs. As these are outside my normal collecting I'm not su… Started by Tobias Gibson |
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Jun 20, 2011 Reply by Wayne Whitted |
Virtual online Victorinox Factory tourHere is a great online virtual 360 tour of the Victorinox factory in Ibach, Switzerland. It is not real time but they did add some sounds f… Started by Wayne Whitted |
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Feb 13, 2010 Reply by All Vericio |
100 Blade German Handmade KnivesCan I get in on the action with my "German" Knife... Started by C D |
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Jan 8, 2010 Reply by C D |
cheek out my old sakStarted by Austin Barry Culbertson |
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