Before I left for PA I received a call from Greg at TSA knives. He wanted to help support our membership drive that weekend. He generously donated a $100.00 gift certificate to TSA Knives for any member joining as a result of our presence at the shows. We proudly displayed the following certificate on our table
Thank you Greg for allowing us to have…
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Added by Jan Carter on August 10, 2013 at 16:05 —
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Se fabricó en la Fábrica Militar de Armas Portátiles Domingo Matheu (DGFM), de Rosario, Provincia de Santa Fe, Argentina.
Está fabricado en una sola pieza de acero enteriza, con la guarda soldada y el pomo remachado. La…
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Added by Daniel Atencio on August 9, 2013 at 20:24 —
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Hey everyone..Mike Haines here from Spokane WA..I am forced to sell my one and only old collectible Knife..Sad but $ is tight and work is scarce for me right now..It is an old 1920's Remington Banana Bullet factory folder # R1253..It is NOT a repro but an original with perfect stag handles...5 1/4 inches long when closed..The blade is a little worn..Was appraised by a knowledgeable dealer and I am asking a fraction of that...like a fourth..! Any interest contact me at mj111haines@gmail.com…
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Added by MHaines on August 9, 2013 at 2:44 —
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How I got started:An 8 year old boys brother who was 10 years older than he, gave a very special gift once. The brother came home from the Navy in 1956 on leave and brought his younger brother a 4 blade Imperial knife. The boy was so excited he cut himself with it that very day. His Mother took it away for awhile, and in about a year gave it back. The boy carried it proudly and loved that knife. One day in the 5th grade the teacher had the students do handstands, while the boy was attempting…
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Added by Ken Spielvogel on August 8, 2013 at 13:30 —
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It's a fact that I collect Kissing Crane knives, mostly German made. In 1988 the company moved it's operation to China, along with a lot of other knife companies.
Recently, I've seen a lot of knives with the Robert Klass shield instead of the Kissing Crane. Both seem to be on the market now days.
What has me stirred up now days is I spoke with a distributor of knives and he said that the Kissing Crane brand is being fazed out and being replaced with the Robert Klass…
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Added by Robert Burris on August 8, 2013 at 9:39 —
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We are preparing for the Eastman Gun Show in Savannah GA this week. We will be there August 10-11 so if you are in the area we would love to see you. We have 10 new knives to get pictures taken of and details to get worked out to prepare for this show.
Added by Larry and Tina Pridgen on August 5, 2013 at 7:34 —
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Just for your information, a new book was written by Robert Moix. It's one of the best book about Soldier's Swiss Army Knives, it's very detailed with lot of photos.
If you are interested, you can find it here (french version):…
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Added by Jean Claude on August 2, 2013 at 23:00 —
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Well I just want to say that I am going on my honeymoon tomorrow morning August 1st 2013. We are heading to Arizona to wander the desert, we will be staying with my Brother Dave Taylor...well in the place he has provided for us....not the garage that is for sure....lol. Maybe set up tipi on the front lawn.....lol.
So I am going to be gone for awhile but check in when I can...
I just wanted to say thanks to all you wonderful people here on IKC...I am truly blessed getting to…
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Added by Indian on July 31, 2013 at 21:24 —
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Last Chance to Donate & Win! Knife Rights Ultimate Steel™ Knives, Guns & More Spectacular closes July 31st.
Donate today for your chance to WIN! Additional $5,000 in Tail End prizes over and above the over 120 Prizes Valued from $200 - $4,555 in the Ultimate Steel™! WINNER'S CHOICE - Choose…
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Added by Doug Ritter on July 30, 2013 at 9:02 —
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Hi all. Never here enough but I bought some new small double-blade switchblades to share.
The silver handled knife is marked on the small blade
U.S. Pats
Dec 21, 09
Sep 13, 10
Jun 6, 16
Reverse on the large blade is:
Schrade
Cut Co
Walden N.Y.
The gold (10k?) is marked on both sides of each blade.
Both blades:
Press Button
Knife Co
Walden N.Y.
and…
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Added by Lee Saunders on July 28, 2013 at 15:00 —
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I posted pics of this in the past but I have some new (cool) info to add.
I bought this nice small toolkit a few years back. Expensive but I really liked it. Problem was I didn't really know anything about it.
Knife is permanently attached and the six diferent tols affix to the opposite end from the blade.
Twist, click and you're in with the drill, file whatever.
But it really isn't substantial enough to use as a kit of tools.…
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Added by Lee Saunders on July 28, 2013 at 15:00 —
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Added by Ken Spielvogel on July 27, 2013 at 15:00 —
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The European countries have different ways of marking their knives that are Stainless Steel. I could be wrong but the marking "Rostfrei" means stainless. Another term that's used is "INOX" ,this means that the steel doesn't Ironize. I am sure the meaning is "it is stainless".
The reason I started this post, is to talk over the different tang stamps that have some sort of meaning about the knifes construction. Some may be a symbol, others words that may be foreign to us. I'm sure…
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Added by Robert Burris on July 26, 2013 at 9:39 —
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I haven't tried the Blog ability yet so I thought I would regurgitate what I learned from KnifeRights.org and the Usual Supsects Network, and what I ultimatley posted on my social media accounts. I am just so excited the change in Texas Law that I have to shout it out to the mountain tops. WOOOOT!!!!!
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On June 14, 2013, Governor Rick Perry signed …
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Added by Vance Wade Hinds on July 25, 2013 at 21:30 —
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This system may not work for everyone, but it will work for me until a better idea comes along. It's inspired of course by the Great Eastern Cutlery packaging system.
Supplies Needed:
(1) Six inch by one and one half inch cardboard mailing tube with end caps.
(1) Four inch by six inch zip lock poly bag.
(1) Three by five card.
(1) Small…
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Added by Rick Zolla on July 23, 2013 at 16:52 —
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It sounds like it might be some sort of firearm, but actually it's a new small Buschcrafter / EDC made by Frank Hunter at Black Wolf Armory in Lewistown, Montana.
It measures 7 inches overall, and the blade length is 3 3/8 inches. The blade is made from 1/8 inch thick Admiral Steel 1095 that has been oil quenched and tempered to 59-61 Rockwell. It has mitered mild steel bolsters, and black linen Micarta handles. Included is a black leather, vertical carry, sheath.
My skills are…
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Added by Rick Zolla on July 22, 2013 at 17:38 —
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Allright. So far we've decided on a design, and a grind.
Here's what we have so far:
I'll soon be setting a flat grind on that knife. What I need your input on now though is what kind of handle material it should have.
Basically almost anything is an option. But just to get the ball rolling I'll show some…
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Added by Alexander Noot on July 22, 2013 at 13:33 —
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I got my first Rough Riders this trip to SMKW.
This is a Rough Rider brown jigged bone baby toothpick RR063.
This is a Rough Rider brown jigged bone small stockman RR194.
This is a Case…
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Added by Charles Sample on July 22, 2013 at 0:22 —
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I did buy knives at SMKW.
This one is a Rough Rider Mushroom knife RR1400. (The nation is now safe. If that mushroom that came up in my yard was just a scout for a full scale invasion, I now have the means to beat it back!)
I am going to save this wooden Case knife kit until my grandson, Danny, is old enough to help me put it together. May…
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Added by Charles Sample on July 21, 2013 at 23:30 —
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My visit to SMKW wouldn't have been complete without meeting the Knives Live guys.
Here is Josh and me in the Knives Live studio. (It's a little bigger than a two holer. I believe you could fit a three holer in it!)
And here is Jay. (Like his T shirt!)…
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Added by Charles Sample on July 21, 2013 at 23:22 —
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