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06-27-2005, 09:58 AM
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A Couple of new ones to me
Hi guys, its been a while since I posted my new slops, so here goes........ First is a Desert Jack, I really like this one. The handle is shaped so well.
 Next is my SHOT show prize knife, we won this one a year and a half ago, took Jerry quite some time to finish all those free knives   Lastly is a special Basic 7, the story goes it was part of a run made for a Navy SEAL group. LIke all Military over runs, not many of these out there. Scary edge huh. Thanks Skunk!   Theres a couple more here and there, been doing lots of trading over the spring, hope to do a little more through the summer 
__________________ www.armoralleather.com Leather knife sheaths and more. Specializing in exotic inlay and freehand carving. 
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06-27-2005, 10:12 PM
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Good day, Dwayne.
Lovely newcomers . . . I like-- a LOT!--that Satin + Snake Skin AD!! - Sold mine coupla weeks ago.  So, you REALLY get that Basic SEAL from IdahoScott? . . . for the sheath's sake?  Quote:
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06-27-2005, 11:25 PM
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heh heh heh, shhhhhh!
 That Basic 7 is purely for sheathmaking! yea thats it I have a special spot in my heart (pun intended  ) for those Steel Heart sized knives, and when something special shows up like that I had to figure a way to get my hands on it.  No Basic 5 in this stable, those things are rare as hens teeth. I've handled only one, but its a great handling knife for sure, somewhere between a Satin Jack and a Badger. Good luck on that search, I bet someone out there will let go of one eventually. I agree about the AD, the combo of satin finish and those snakeskin scales is just too nice, a keeper...... er .... at least for a while
__________________ www.armoralleather.com Leather knife sheaths and more. Specializing in exotic inlay and freehand carving.
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06-28-2005, 07:06 PM
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Nice snags dwayne! I really like the Desert Jack too. It is a handy blade indeed. I think of it as what the KaBar aspired to be decades ago. I tough as nails all purpose blade htat is light enough to pack around in the woods, but strong none the less. Teh only thing that could be better would be a Satin Jack.
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07-04-2005, 06:03 PM
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Leave it up to a Navy guy to screw up a perfectly good blade
Love the AD -- perfect size for my neighborhood ! Mike __________________ Trying to become the kind of man my dog thinks I am http://www.fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft...E4E363B}&tio=0
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