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Cool Knife.
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Wow, serious firepower... (or should that be slice n dice power, lol).
I can't say I'm into the brass-knuckle stuff (the third image reminding me of a scene from Se7en...
) but the fixed knives are pretty impressive! Say, what's that first one, is it an OTF?
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Thats "The Black Magic" it has a shield over the blade and it retracts with the puch of a button.
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Gen2 = 154-cm
Gen4 with broken tip = 20c-v
And there are at least 2 of these things that look good on ebay right now. You have to look at the images, as usual, but they look really nice.
There's a 3rd has some weirdness in the listing, the image is of an s90-v, plain edge, DA, but the description lists both that description as well as saying partially serrated 154-cm. :thinking:
There's a 4th that I think is a manual, and a 5th that I think is a DA as well, but has some serious file work done, and not in my particular taste.
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Cool! I'm getting addicted (too) and came across a rough historical review of the L.C.C.
Mine was sold as an S30-V although the image clearly showed 20C-V so I guess sometimes the seller's copying & pasting the specs for a particular version off the net...
Here's a pretty decent collection of images - with accurate specs - of sold L.C.C.s and it would seem that MT chose 20c-v for their LCCs between 11-12/2002...
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Thanks for the link, Electron, but I don't feel justified paying $100's of dollars for a quality automatic knife (especially because they are completely illegal here in Cali, and I may have to ditch it if I got rolled).
Lately I have been picking up cheap clones of the Microtech knives.
This one is my latest:
is a cheap (~$45) clone of the original Microtech Makora I.
It seems to still fire flawlessly (after 100's of times):
and the blade is razor-sharp. I can't complain.
But, I still drool over the Microtech Troodon, Scarab and Ultratech. Perhaps someday
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I have a couple swords from Albion swords, a few folders, and are working on daggers to go with the swords.
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Wow, they look pretty cool!
How about a description to go with the pic? For example, what style of sword are they, what is the originating Country / culture and so on.
Thx & :beer:
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Sorry, they are a bit off topic.
Anyway, Albion call them Vassal and Viceroy.
The Vassal is a falcion, a type of curved blade used in England and Italy.
This particular model is inspired by blades from 1300-1400
(German ones were called Messer and had asymmetric handle and knuckle guard)
The Viceroy is a 1½ hand/longsword of a transition shape between the older cutting blades and the later trusting ones. 1450-1500.
I like them.
As for daggers, I have one damask blade that only needs the handle wood finished, and 4 blank carbon steel blades for when I get the time.
Anyway, Albion call them Vassal and Viceroy.
The Vassal is a falcion, a type of curved blade used in England and Italy.
This particular model is inspired by blades from 1300-1400
(German ones were called Messer and had asymmetric handle and knuckle guard)
The Viceroy is a 1½ hand/longsword of a transition shape between the older cutting blades and the later trusting ones. 1450-1500.
I like them.
As for daggers, I have one damask blade that only needs the handle wood finished, and 4 blank carbon steel blades for when I get the time.
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This one's for you, Burnsy...
Here's some of my knives. Most are Victorinox and/or swiss army knive style :yh:
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Check out my newest knife! It's a Kershaw Damascus Leek. This thing is one of the coolest knives I have. It has a Tungsten DLC handle and a Damascus folded steel blade. It is a gorgeous knife! I love the kershaw leeks, I own three of them. I got it for about 85 bucks shipped.
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Wow, very nice folder! And for $85 shipped, amazing!
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To all the people who like Benchmade: BOYCOTT Benchmade
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That's old news (see 1st page of this thread) / I don't agree with Roadside (having spoke to a professional on the topic) and I would definitely not buy anything from an online seller that spends more time trying to defame a company than to sell knives...
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dam... thought it was new lol. sorry. know any websites that sell spring assisted knives under $100?That's old news (see 1st page of this thread) / I don't agree with Roadside (having spoke to a professional on the topic) and I would definitely not buy anything from an online seller that spends more time trying to defame a company than to sell knives...
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I've heard that Knifeworks is very popular among those in the know. Knifeart is also up there. BladeHQ has a large selection (don't know about their customer service though).
Since you seem to be wary of Benchmade then consider CRKT in that price range...
