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We're a master of disguise. Many is the time we slipped through the cull cordon in a packet of humbugs...

meles meles wrote:We're a master of disguise. Many is the time we slipped through the cull cordon in a packet of humbugs...

Or as a "bald monkey", slipped up there old son didn't you? Not to worry your secret is safe with me (for now)

Blu

How about a nice Damascus blade? I have had a couple of chats to this chap at various game fairs and he does some lovely stuff.
http://www.english-handmade-knives.co.u ... ascus.html


I have got a bit of a passion to own a Damascus barrelled gun but couldnt afford one so had to make do with a knife-heres one I brought a few years ago.

Not the best quality in the world but makes a fine letter opener.
Have subsequently brought a Damascus muzzle loading fowling piece that sits on the wall of the living room

Svord Hiker

L6 tool steel.

Falkniven F1 in VG10 or 3G steell from Heinnie. That would fit the bill for you perfectly.

I have an ESEE 4 which IMO is about perfekt both in size & handling . Could be an inspiration of your project OvenPaa ?

Froggy, the ESEE 4 does look quite handy. Next thing is to cut a blank out based on the more common sizes to see what size suits me, both by blade length and hand grip and then take it from there.

Re-
A lot of French preppers/survivalists swear by the Carcajou. Have a look at them. I tried one too briefly to pass a judgement (and I am also not knowledgeable enough) but if I am honest I would have much preferred one to the ESEE as I find them both much prettier and discret but they are also more expensive.

I'm a little biased

Holy thread resurrection Batman!

Seriously though Kizlyar do a nice range