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Re: my collection
That's just one; where're the rest?
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Re: my collection
Cannot upload image as file is more than 1mb.plese tell how to attach more image on forum
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Re: my collection
Just decrease the image resolutions and the dimensions as well. Or, if you know Photoshop, put them all on a single canvas and create a single image to upload.
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Re: my collection
better upload the pictures on a image hosting site and post it here
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Re: my collection
Hi Sukirti,
You can use
Flickr
or any other image hosting website to upload your pictures and provide the URL in your post.For eg; Once the image is uploaded, Flickr will provide you with an option":
To insert this image in a message board post copy and paste the following code:.
Paste that URL into your message the image will get displayed inside your post.
regards
OUP
You can use
Flickr
or any other image hosting website to upload your pictures and provide the URL in your post.For eg; Once the image is uploaded, Flickr will provide you with an option":
To insert this image in a message board post copy and paste the following code:.
Paste that URL into your message the image will get displayed inside your post.
regards
OUP
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Re: my collection
Am sharing pictures of my knives. I hope you like them
1. The SOG Trident & American Lawman are my preferred carry tactical folders.
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... rident.jpg
2. The J Marttiini Fillet knife is an old favourite. It has a silk edge, strong and is an extremely flexible knife. The sheath is slowly dying on me, inspite of care. If it had a guard, it would have doubled as a tactical blade. However it is now used only for delicate work.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Knife.jpg
3. The Aitor Jungle King 1 has been featured before on a separate link. This is my fondling knife. As Bruno concurs, it is an awesome knife and awesomely impractical. But I love it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ng%201.jpg
4. The cheap chinese multi tool has served me well. The Zilla is great for work and the Leatherman Surge is my companion for camping
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Surge.jpg
5. My old khukri and this is my favourite camping companion. You can see the hard use it has gone through and it still retains a sweet edge and incredible heft.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... Khukri.jpg
6. The CRKT Koji Hara Ichi. I just love this delightful assisted opening folder.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 20Ichi.jpg
7. The Muela Military Tactical. Great blade for the money. Have taken it camping and it serves me well
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ctical.jpg
8. Folding knives from the North East. These are very popular all over Shillong and the local survival knife. Please note the elegant lines and simple design
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... licers.jpg
9. The Recon Tanto. My go to knife in case I ever need to use a tactical blade for defence.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Tanto.jpg
10. This is a really old fighting knife that was given to me by one of my army buddies who served in the North East in the early 90's. Seen lots of use and still sharp. The blueing is gone though.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0knife.jpg
11. The Victorinox Trekker & The Victorinox German Military knife. The one hand opening German Military knife is my current EDC. Love the olive colour and the serrated edge.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ary%20.jpg
12. The Victorinox Nomad is my earlier EDC. So light and has all the functions that one needs with a large blade that locks.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Nomad.jpg
1. The SOG Trident & American Lawman are my preferred carry tactical folders.
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... rident.jpg
2. The J Marttiini Fillet knife is an old favourite. It has a silk edge, strong and is an extremely flexible knife. The sheath is slowly dying on me, inspite of care. If it had a guard, it would have doubled as a tactical blade. However it is now used only for delicate work.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Knife.jpg
3. The Aitor Jungle King 1 has been featured before on a separate link. This is my fondling knife. As Bruno concurs, it is an awesome knife and awesomely impractical. But I love it.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ng%201.jpg
4. The cheap chinese multi tool has served me well. The Zilla is great for work and the Leatherman Surge is my companion for camping
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Surge.jpg
5. My old khukri and this is my favourite camping companion. You can see the hard use it has gone through and it still retains a sweet edge and incredible heft.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... Khukri.jpg
6. The CRKT Koji Hara Ichi. I just love this delightful assisted opening folder.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 20Ichi.jpg
7. The Muela Military Tactical. Great blade for the money. Have taken it camping and it serves me well
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ctical.jpg
8. Folding knives from the North East. These are very popular all over Shillong and the local survival knife. Please note the elegant lines and simple design
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... licers.jpg
9. The Recon Tanto. My go to knife in case I ever need to use a tactical blade for defence.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Tanto.jpg
10. This is a really old fighting knife that was given to me by one of my army buddies who served in the North East in the early 90's. Seen lots of use and still sharp. The blueing is gone though.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0knife.jpg
11. The Victorinox Trekker & The Victorinox German Military knife. The one hand opening German Military knife is my current EDC. Love the olive colour and the serrated edge.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... ary%20.jpg
12. The Victorinox Nomad is my earlier EDC. So light and has all the functions that one needs with a large blade that locks.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_PJy8 ... 0Nomad.jpg
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Re: my collection
sukriti,get the gun blued and the handle polished it will look very impressive.the catridges seems very old.do you get .380 catridges?