Just got my new Meula today posting pics here:
Let's see your knives - big and small.
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boris
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Boris - wah, wah, wah! Love the mean blade and authentic leather scabbard! 
Enjoy
Enjoy
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atish2k9
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nice collection of knives Mack The Knife.
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boris
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Sir may you live a 100 years was thinking about you only today will going through my inbox,thank you very much for your positive response to the knife.ckkalyan wrote:Boris - wah, wah, wah! Love the mean blade and authentic leather scabbard!
Enjoy
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shibendu75
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
Hi friends,
Need a small advice, is owning a knife needs some license in india, and what is the maximum permissible length of the blade one can keep without a license.
cheers
Need a small advice, is owning a knife needs some license in india, and what is the maximum permissible length of the blade one can keep without a license.
cheers
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dr.jayakumar
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=10312shibendu75 wrote:Hi friends,
Need a small advice, is owning a knife needs some license in india, and what is the maximum permissible length of the blade one can keep without a license.
cheers
this post should help you.
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aji_kappil
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
My 2 Urban / Tactical Knives...
Will post other ones soon......
Will post other ones soon......
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
friend,
does your push knife sit within the tactical knife?or is it a seperate unit?
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does your push knife sit within the tactical knife?or is it a seperate unit?
regards
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bodhijobs
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I have the same one but it comes with a black cover. THe brown looks more inviting.boris wrote:Just got my new Meula today posting pics here:
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aji_kappil
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
No Doctor, The Push knife was sourced separately. But I prefer carrying them togetherdr.jayakumar wrote:friend,
does your push knife sit within the tactical knife?or is it a seperate unit?
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Just got a new muela,this time a big one.Uploading photos of both my beauties.
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Very, very nice Boris - enjoy!
Great thread - have been enjoying all the images - and learning.
Now, I should have shared some pics much sooner....but I guess I have been just, plain LAZY - or maybe my recent move to a new country, shifting, unpacking, sorting, arranging...etc has been a demotivating factor!
Would soon share pics:
1. Khanjar - Omani, 10" Filigree Silver Scabbard (Framed / Display)
2. Machete - Legitimus Collins & Co USA (Army issue, WW-II - maybe) - knockabout tool
3. Penknife, 2-Blade S/S (Main Knife, Can opener, Bottle Opener) - Gibberson & Co Sheffield, Eng, 1945 (Army - up arrow, WW-II) - use all the time tool
4. Hunting Knife, Steel set - in with Leather Scabbard, Twin (Large15"+Small 8"), M. Nieto, Spain - very sharp, never used, display
5. Khukri, Brass Handled, Ornamented Blade 18", in greenish, translucent Buffalo Horn Scabbard, with the two little fellows to boot - chopped a few stout branches, but mainly display
6. SABER, USA S/S, interesting cut-outs on the blade, with compass embedded on blade, 10.5" - never tried - display
7. Throwing Knife, looks - home made, unbranded, heavy, great balance - tried, works good
Great thread - have been enjoying all the images - and learning.
Now, I should have shared some pics much sooner....but I guess I have been just, plain LAZY - or maybe my recent move to a new country, shifting, unpacking, sorting, arranging...etc has been a demotivating factor!
Would soon share pics:
1. Khanjar - Omani, 10" Filigree Silver Scabbard (Framed / Display)
2. Machete - Legitimus Collins & Co USA (Army issue, WW-II - maybe) - knockabout tool
3. Penknife, 2-Blade S/S (Main Knife, Can opener, Bottle Opener) - Gibberson & Co Sheffield, Eng, 1945 (Army - up arrow, WW-II) - use all the time tool
4. Hunting Knife, Steel set - in with Leather Scabbard, Twin (Large15"+Small 8"), M. Nieto, Spain - very sharp, never used, display
5. Khukri, Brass Handled, Ornamented Blade 18", in greenish, translucent Buffalo Horn Scabbard, with the two little fellows to boot - chopped a few stout branches, but mainly display
6. SABER, USA S/S, interesting cut-outs on the blade, with compass embedded on blade, 10.5" - never tried - display
7. Throwing Knife, looks - home made, unbranded, heavy, great balance - tried, works good
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BornOfFire
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
Hey Boris......Good buy....Great blades!! I have both of these. Specially the 5161 Millitary is a brilliant camping/ outdoor knife, the serrations at the back good for sawing. The edge and tip strength is also very good. You will enjoy them for a long time to come!!:)
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boris
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Thank you so much Sir.The 5161 is indeed a great piece,I am so in love with that blade.BornOfFire wrote:Hey Boris......Good buy....Great blades!! I have both of these. Specially the 5161 Millitary is a brilliant camping/ outdoor knife, the serrations at the back good for sawing. The edge and tip strength is also very good. You will enjoy them for a long time to come!!:)
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Re: Let's see your knives - big and small.
My modest collection. Most of these are survival knives which I use during my annual treks.
My SAK collection
Right - My first knife, an SAK Trailmaster; Middle - This Officer Suisse is my EDC; Left - The Sentinel is a no-frills knife and has only a large locking blade. Its my standard backup on treks now.
Becker Bk 7
Becker Bk 2
Becker Necker (Bk11)
This khukuri has been customised. This 7 inch blade is more of a recurve.
It's a full tang blade with a rosewood handle
The khukuri's spine is even thicker than the Bk2's.
A Victorinox boning/fillet knife
Gerber Prodigy.
The edge chipped off during hard use
Mora Triflex. It's a handy tool but it rusts too soon. The rust can be tackled though
This Nieto is my first fixed blade knife. Bought it from Calcutta
I bought this during my trekking trip to Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib. Possibly China-made.
Victorinox Multi-tool
My SAK collection
Right - My first knife, an SAK Trailmaster; Middle - This Officer Suisse is my EDC; Left - The Sentinel is a no-frills knife and has only a large locking blade. Its my standard backup on treks now.
Becker Bk 7
Becker Bk 2
Becker Necker (Bk11)
This khukuri has been customised. This 7 inch blade is more of a recurve.
It's a full tang blade with a rosewood handle
The khukuri's spine is even thicker than the Bk2's.
A Victorinox boning/fillet knife
Gerber Prodigy.
The edge chipped off during hard use
Mora Triflex. It's a handy tool but it rusts too soon. The rust can be tackled though
This Nieto is my first fixed blade knife. Bought it from Calcutta
I bought this during my trekking trip to Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib. Possibly China-made.
Victorinox Multi-tool
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