Has anybody got one of these Ive seen one on Heinne Haynes site for about £20 I thought it would make a nice back up knife and wondered if that nice little sheath could be modified to hold a fire steel. Any feedback would be appreciated before I splash out.
Kit Carson neck knife
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This one?
Its a decent wee knife and I'd imagine the design of the sheath would make it easy to graft a firesteel holder onto it.
You can have mine for a tenner if you like
Its a decent wee knife and I'd imagine the design of the sheath would make it easy to graft a firesteel holder onto it.
You can have mine for a tenner if you like
mojofilter said:This one?
Its a decent wee knife and I'd imagine the design of the sheath would make it easy to graft a firesteel holder onto it.
You can have mine for a tenner if you like
which begs the question.... do you not like it? and why?
Bardster said:
I have many, many knives, most of which are more expensive than the Carson
The Carson is decent, nothing amazing but decent. I wasnt trying to offload it onto you, just offered (at 1/2 price) cos you fancied one and I had one lying about doing nothing, its no skin off my nose either way!
mojofilter said:I have many, many knives, most of which are more expensive than the Carson
Sorry I think the tone of my post went a bit awry - it was meant tongue in cheek, although I was curious on the answer as i had just ordered one
I know what you mean about having excess knives, I've just put a handle on my first blade and really enjoyed doing it. Also reprofiled my wifes knife handle and my bush crafter plus the two cheapy Moras i got off ebay. I now want to buy more blades to put handles on but dont know what to do with them when i finish. making knives just for the sake of making them could get a bit expensive. Bardster said:Sorry I think the tone of my post went a bit awry - it was meant tongue in cheek, although I was curious on the answer as i had just ordered one
No prob mate, making knives is good!
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bloodline said:
hehehe well when it turns up i'll have a play and let you know
Don't want to go off thread but i found alittle info about the man himself.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit_Carson
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit_Carson
Perhaps a different Kit Carson, but possibly where he got his "stage name"?
http://www.primoknives.com/carson.html
http://www.primoknives.com/carson.html
maver said:got mine this morning - well chuffed
ditto t the above
bit smaller than i expected for some reason but its a nice size as a backup knife
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CRKT makes decent knives. The smaller folders are among my favourites for assembling PSKs for friends on a budget who wouldn't normally carry a knife. They are certainly better than razorblades. As for Carson, my Dine' friends hate his guts with the same vehemance I hold Andrew Jackson in
Is this the Andrew Jackson that your on about and why is he and Kit Carson hated so much?
http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/aj7.html
http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/aj7.html
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Recall our common history of the battle of New Orleans (you guys want it now? ) at the end of the 1812 war. The people acting as intelligence scouts watching the advancing british army were Choctaw warriors- my people. Along with 4 other nations they were called The Five Civilized Tribes, having adopted many european customs to accomodate the new reality of America. Jackson made his fortune as a land speculator, and as president forceably removed these tribes from Georgia, Mississsipi and Lousiana to the Indian territories in present day Oklahoma. I am talking people who built farms, attended church, paid taxes, dressed in european clothing and served in the military.This is recorded as the Trail of Tears and was marked by great suffering and death. The Dine' -navaho or navajo is spanish met the same fate in their forced march to Bosce Redondo, to this date a hellish nothing located back of nowhere. Kit Carson had been a longtime friend and intimate of the Dine' people. his betrayal was simple profit motive. This is a long way from our knife thread, but indian people get their names used by insulting athletic teams, heros used to label bad beer while their genocidal tormentors get put on money and knifes
) at the end of the 1812 war. The people acting as intelligence scouts watching the advancing british army were Choctaw warriors- my people. Along with 4 other nations they were called The Five Civilized Tribes, having adopted many european customs to accomodate the new reality of America. Jackson made his fortune as a land speculator, and as president forceably removed these tribes from Georgia, Mississsipi and Lousiana to the Indian territories in present day Oklahoma. I am talking people who built farms, attended church, paid taxes, dressed in european clothing and served in the military.This is recorded as the Trail of Tears and was marked by great suffering and death. The Dine' -navaho or navajo is spanish met the same fate in their forced march to Bosce Redondo, to this date a hellish nothing located back of nowhere. Kit Carson had been a longtime friend and intimate of the Dine' people. his betrayal was simple profit motive. This is a long way from our knife thread, but indian people get their names used by insulting athletic teams, heros used to label bad beer while their genocidal tormentors get put on money and knifes I think il order mine today. Has anyone tried theirs on a firesteel and how snug is the sheath. I see the thread went international; I thought this - Kit Carson was a custom knife maker who farms his work out as his stuff is so good he couldnt keep up with production
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