TL-29's

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Aimus Moses
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TL-29's

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What ever happened to the TL-29 thread that used to be on here? Maybe it was on another forum but I thought it was this one for sure. Well, since I did a search and couldn't find a TL-29 thread, lets see'm fellers (and KnifeGirl or should I say Mrs. Brett too). All brands and styles fits here, even modified ones. Show'm all people cause I know everybody on AAPK has at least 1 TL-29. Dimitri, did the English have TL-29's that were made in England or were they US issued during the wars? Don't think I've ever seen a TL-29 from another country. Anyways lets get-er-done people.

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Yes there was. It was several pages long and had some pictures of some cool TL-29 conversions, especially one by Caddyman1973 that tripped my trigger.

This is not THE one I was thinking about but it's a TL-29 thread with several conversions in it.
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... =2&t=23977
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Looky here:

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... &start=105

Aimus, go to page 5 of this thread for the answer to your question :wink:
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That's the thread I was looking for. It didn't show up in a search for me. The IXL TL-29 is one I never thought of Dimitri. Neat looking knife though.

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