A few of my tools
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A few of my tools
Hi,
I have been a member of IFG since long & have had the pleasure of following the discussions here for almost 5 years now, & I thought, it'd be be good to share a few snaps of the blades/tools that I have had over the years.
I would be uploading the snaps of my Rifle & a few blades at a latter date as I have yet to click them in a presentable condition.Though I have had firearms for long, the love for blades was started, inadvertently, by a gift from eljefe, when he visited my town a few years back, with a small folder. Though I have not been able to keep in touch with the Doc all these years, I will always be grateful to him for starting me into this wonderful world of blades.Thanks to choombak & Bruno22, for their valued advise & help. -- Fri May 06, 2011 8:53 pm --
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I have been a member of IFG since long & have had the pleasure of following the discussions here for almost 5 years now, & I thought, it'd be be good to share a few snaps of the blades/tools that I have had over the years.
I would be uploading the snaps of my Rifle & a few blades at a latter date as I have yet to click them in a presentable condition.Though I have had firearms for long, the love for blades was started, inadvertently, by a gift from eljefe, when he visited my town a few years back, with a small folder. Though I have not been able to keep in touch with the Doc all these years, I will always be grateful to him for starting me into this wonderful world of blades.Thanks to choombak & Bruno22, for their valued advise & help. -- Fri May 06, 2011 8:53 pm --
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Re: A few of my tools
Very nice Kshatriya, which is the last piece, looks like one from Rat Cutlery. Very very nice..
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Very nice Kshatriya, which is the last piece, looks like one from Rat Cutlery. Very very nice..
Regards
Moin.
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Moin.
-- Sat May 07, 2011 12:40 am --
Very nice Kshatriya, which is the last piece, looks like one from Rat Cutlery. Very very nice..
Regards
Moin.
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Re: A few of my tools
Moin, its a Zero Tolerance ZT0121 in S30V Steel.
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Re: A few of my tools
Hi Kshatriya, thats a lethal keychain you have there The 'Stinger' is so cool. I do have a 'thing' for small blades. The ZT is what dreams are made of! Its a lovely piece. Awesome collection. May it grow with many more wonderful 'sharp' objects. I am honored to be mentioned. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing
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Great blades there, Kshatriya. Thanks for sharing.
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1) All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are.
2) Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.
3) Keep your finger off the trigger till your sights are on the target.
4) Identify your target, and what is behind it.
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Re: A few of my tools
Good collection Kshatriya.... the Ashani is the blemish.
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Re: A few of my tools
Kshatriya,
Whats the black plastic cross like article in your key ring in the first picture? It does remind me of a particular tool for a rather unmentionable task.
Katana
Whats the black plastic cross like article in your key ring in the first picture? It does remind me of a particular tool for a rather unmentionable task.
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and the topic name mentions A few of my tools....Katana wrote:Kshatriya,
Whats the black plastic cross like article in your key ring in the first picture? It does remind me of a particular tool for a rather unmentionable task.
Katana
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Question is, what is the tool is used for?
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The black cross like item is a Stinger Self defense device. Its quite interesting. Do follow the link to read more about it. Wonder if someone can make them here.
http://www.alliancemartialarts.com/stinger.htm
http://www.alliancemartialarts.com/stinger.htm
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Bruno,
Absolutely unassuming piece of plastic! Well, the same design, in a larger proportion is used for dressing deer. Please don't ask me how. It's quite gory.
Thanks for the info.
Katana
Absolutely unassuming piece of plastic! Well, the same design, in a larger proportion is used for dressing deer. Please don't ask me how. It's quite gory.
Thanks for the info.
Katana
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Re: A few of my tools
The black tool has been correctly identified, it is a Comtech Stinger, an impact tool. I have a few more of such impact tools, please check them out.
There was a little problem with some of the er, impact tools, coming from an old and hon'ble design. To prevent some young and impressionable mind reading more than info, pic has been edited , in the interest of keeping within guidelines
keep on collecting
PS. Mods, I have removed the contentious item from the snap that I had posted earlier, please allow the new snap, if it does not violate any forum rules.
There was a little problem with some of the er, impact tools, coming from an old and hon'ble design. To prevent some young and impressionable mind reading more than info, pic has been edited , in the interest of keeping within guidelines
keep on collecting
PS. Mods, I have removed the contentious item from the snap that I had posted earlier, please allow the new snap, if it does not violate any forum rules.
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did I do that
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Re: A few of my tools
Nice collection you have here Kshatriya!
Makes two of us on this forum who own the ZT 0121
Coming from the same company another one of the knives that I own is the ZT 0100 CPM 3V steel. The ZT's do not come better and tougher than this. The handle seems like it is just molded for your hand and allows you to hold it any way you would want to and the steel speaks for itself.
Makes two of us on this forum who own the ZT 0121
Coming from the same company another one of the knives that I own is the ZT 0100 CPM 3V steel. The ZT's do not come better and tougher than this. The handle seems like it is just molded for your hand and allows you to hold it any way you would want to and the steel speaks for itself.
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Re: A few of my tools
Rajat, the 0100 sure is a charmer, I am myself on the lookout for a 03xx series folder, but the ones that I like have assisted opening. Is the ZT proprietary Speedsafe assisted opening same as an automatic opening knife, the kind that prohibited by The Arms Act?
Would appreciate any pointers regarding this, as 0301 & 0302 with their tiger stripes look too good to ignore
http://www.knifeworks.com/zerotolerance ... nedge.aspx
PS. adding another snap ,for a few tools.
Would appreciate any pointers regarding this, as 0301 & 0302 with their tiger stripes look too good to ignore
http://www.knifeworks.com/zerotolerance ... nedge.aspx
PS. adding another snap ,for a few tools.
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