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As Crorodile Dundee once said..."That ain't a knife....

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 2:28 am
by dewman
.....THIS is a knife!"

A friend of mine in California sent me this monster today.

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 2:30 am
by useem
I need bigger pockets. ::tu::

Re: As Crorodile Dundee once said..."That ain't a knife

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 3:00 am
by Hukk
dewman wrote:.....THIS is a knife!"

A friend of mine in California sent me this monster today.
It looks real ::nod:: Is it wood and steel or a well done model?
Well, what are the important details! Overall length, blade lengths, closed length, and weight and make.

I like it, that ain't no knife, it's a bloody folding sword! :shock:

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 3:36 am
by singin46
I like it :shock: :shock: I think I got a trailer for it. :lol:

Singin46 :mrgreen:

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 9:43 am
by sunburst
Hey Dewman,

I am loving that knife, very cool..I especially like the fact that its a two blade slipjoint...Yes sir whip that thing out to clean your finger nails in the mall and see what happens... :mrgreen:

Sunburst

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 10:01 am
by justold52
I think I would have a hard time cleaning that one on my school bus with out getting some one up set....That made me think... :shock:

Perhaps if they would give it back to me (after they fired me). Then I would be happier with out that job!!!!.. ::nod::

Driving school bus is getting to me. I am taken to school and home the 4th generation of kids with out spankings... ::td:: ::td:: Trust me when I say TIME OUT does not work.

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 1:48 pm
by Gunsmoke47
Hey dewman, you might wanna watch your thumb there if that knife has good walk and talk! :lol: :lol:

Re: As Crorodile Dundee once said..."That ain't a knife

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 4:52 pm
by dewman
Hukk wrote:
dewman wrote:.....THIS is a knife!"

A friend of mine in California sent me this monster today.
It looks real ::nod:: Is it wood and steel or a well done model?
Well, what are the important details! Overall length, blade lengths, closed length, and weight and make.

I like it, that ain't no knife, it's a bloody folding sword! :shock:
Yep, it's real for sure. Closed, it's 8 1/4". Main blade is 6 3/4". On the tang, it reads "Frost Cutlery on one side, on the other side, it reads "Soligen steel"....but farther up the blade in VERY small letters, it reads "Pakistan". Nickel steel blosters, nice laminated wood handles, SEVERE walk and talk and overall some pretty nice fit and finish and blade grind. Weight? Dunno, but I'd estimate it to be somewhere around 2 lbs. A real heavyweight for sure. The "George Foreman" of slip joints.

By they way, for you guys who have a wholesale license with Blue Ridge Knives, they have them in stock. The Trapper (stock number F14097IV) is $9.95, the Whittler with a Masonic Emblem ans some enscription (stock number 14203LMAS) is $13.75.

Forgive the quality of the photos below. I copied them from the Blue Ridge on-line catalogue. They were in BMP format and I had to convert them to JPG in Print shop so I could post them here....but, you get the general idea.

Re: As Crorodile Dundee once said..."That ain't a knife

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 2:49 am
by Hukk
dewman wrote:
SEVERE walk and talk Weight? Dunno, but I'd estimate it to be somewhere around 2 lbs.
:shock: A 15 inch OAL folder with walk and talk. :shock: WOW, they make the backsprings from the leafsprings of a Chevy truck? :mrgreen: I still like it. Scare the heck out of the neighbors just by sharpening it on the front porch, have to do that indoors. ::doh::

omg

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 12:39 am
by jmays
HOLY ****!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS A FOLDING SWORD!!!!!!!!!!