is that spiky dagger thing made from a round file (cant remeber the proper name)?? it looks pretty cool but a bit illegal probably.
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That is a very nicely done sheath for a very nicely done knife. I have a couple of Gene's blades in S30V and have not quite decided if I like it as well as D2. Guess I will have to get some more eh?
That is a very nicely done sheath for a very nicely done knife. I have a couple of Gene's blades in S30V and have not quite decided if I like it as well as D2. Guess I will have to get some more eh?
The spiky looking thing is a recreation of the SOE/OSS dagger from World War II. There is a pretty good chance that it was made by Shing.
My previous GI's have all been D2 and i really liked them but my EDC's are S30V (2 sebbies and 2 rittergrips on rotation) so im looking forward to seeing how this compares.
The only problems I have with my Gene Ingram knives is that...
a: The D2 is so damn tough that when I eventually put a dink in it, it took an epic struggle to sharpen it out, even with a DC4!
b: the workmanship and fitting of all the components puts all my other knives to shame.
a: The D2 is so damn tough that when I eventually put a dink in it, it took an epic struggle to sharpen it out, even with a DC4!
b: the workmanship and fitting of all the components puts all my other knives to shame.
Agree about his knives, I have just started using a #30 Drop Point in D2 and am seriously impressed. Excellent value with the exchange rate at present, too.
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