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Fishtail
I've downloaded a picture for you mate,hope thats okay.
Its a mean looking little knife.
I love this size of knife and have seen them mounted upside down on army uniforms for quick deploymemt.
Great choice of back up knife with a comfortable grip.
Bless you, Ian! Thanks for your response. It is good to hear from you and I hope that you are well. May God help you. I have been worried about your heath. BTW, I live 39.6 miles from Gerber Legendary Blades on Southeast 72nd in Portland, Oregon.
How are you?
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May the Almighty God in Heaven give you a long and prosperous life. You are loved and venerated by many of us on this side of the pond. It is too bad you couldn't spend your life here in Western Oregon. The climate is similar to that of London (same latitude) and about 65 miles from the Pacific Ocean.
I believe that you could live longer here and would fit right in with our way of life out here.
You may be surprised.
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Wish i could mate.
Id be over in a heart beat if i had the money ,it caters for many things that i love .
I also hope that ive made many freinds here yourself included that id live to have a beer with and chat knives and guns .
I'll keep my fingers crossed when i put the lottery on mate .
Thanks for the kind words my freind,they mean a lot.
All the best
Ian
P.S Ill try and post some pictures of the knives you have posted about recently for you.
Isn't it cool? I want to make a shoulder harness (nape of neck) rig on which to clip the sheath. Hidden, but instantly accessible. I know that it sounds "tacticool" but a hidden 3-ounce dagger has its place.
Fishtail Picklock wrote:Isn't it cool? I want to make a shoulder harness (nape of neck) rig on which to clip the sheath. Hidden, but instantly accessible. I know that it sounds "tacticool" but a hidden 3-ounce dagger has its place.
worked for james caan.
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Fishtail Picklock wrote:Isn't it cool? I want to make a shoulder harness (nape of neck) rig on which to clip the sheath. Hidden, but instantly accessible. I know that it sounds "tacticool" but a hidden 3-ounce dagger has its place.
worked for james caan.
It is just a good place to hide it. Cover it with a Navy Blue windbreaker during the spring and summer and a full coat in the autumn and winter. I constantly wear a dress hat (or dress "rain hat"). In a "bad situation" accessing a 3-ounce "hard-core" dagger can save a life.
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The Guardian just came in today's mail. This is the knife I have been wanting all along. Small(er), discreet and razor sharp. Gerber's 420HC steel is "just like momma used to make" and will serve in a fine number of roles other than personal defense.
So many good things are made in "the Solingen of the Western world". (Portland, OR and the Northern end of the Willamette Valley).
The more I handle and hone this knife, the better I like it. This is a true "bad boy" and is suitable for lots of uses. This knife is more than remarkable, It is stupendous. If you need a "real" boot knife, buy this one. The real beauty of this blade is that it is NOT a "one trick pony". (This knife is worth every penny of the purchase price).
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