Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades

[Seul]

NO

FUCKING

WAY

You just bought the two knives I've been thinking of… It's even in my mail to the CRK customer service...

I should add that I'm currently eyeing both a Mnandi and a Ti-Lock… Please stop making such kickass knives!..

Much obliged,

Eli.

[derivative666]

Eli I have a Startac Umnumzaan coming this week. The Ti Lock is a tremendous knife however it does not have the durability of a Umnumzaan or Sebenza it's more of a gentlemen's carrier.

[Seul]

http://shopwilsoncombat.com/StarTac-Titanium-Framelock-Wilson-Tactical-_-Chris-Reeve-Knives/productinfo/WTK-STARTAC/

At almost 9" it's too big for me… But beautiful piece...

[bagley920]

@Seul:

At almost 9" it's too big for me… But beautiful piece...

Gonna pretend I didn't see that

[Chris]

Heh heh heh heh heh…

I'm sure you can handle it, Eli.

[Seul]

Shit… I walked right into that... Teared up eyes...

[DougNg]

How can that be? The overall length of the knife is 8.45"

[Seul]

As I said: almost 9"… Small Sebenza is max length for me...

[bagley920]

He's adding that extra half inch as most guys do;)

[Seul]

[michaeljcr]

Anyone got anything from Perkin Knives in the UK?

http://www.perkinknives.com/index.asp

[marco]

^^ avoid imho. the stuff looks like cheap imports being palmed off as something its not.

[michaeljcr]

Just had a quick look on Britishblades.com - lots of negative thoughts there for Perkins! Ah well, I just bought a a kukri or three from Himalayan Imports, so I've had my fix for the time being.

[simonc]

is this automatic or am I not seeing how he opens it:

[derivative666]

^not automatic

[davito]

got this beauty today. those who read the heritage post might have seen the article about this knife in edition no. 2/2012 on page 144. The blacksmith, Yannick Epiard builds the blades from railing steel dated 13th-15th century, which he found in the cathedral in Reims, France…wow...he got the inspiration of this "piemontais" from an extremely rare find from diggings near a cathedral in London, which seems to be the oldest known pocketknife to date.

A knife from the middle age, back to the roots guys 

[urbanwoodsman]

[davito]

I like Mr Reeve's attitude and demand for perfection into his knives. Wow, thx for sharing Shane

[thomasnunnally]

That knife is really neat Davito, would really like to see it in person!

[DougNg]

CRK had a DVD set that followed the manufacture of their folding knives and their fixed blades that was pretty fantastic. Really interesting stuff. Even went into Chris' life history