Knife + handgun photo thread
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My carry gun, a model 36 flat latch, and one of my most prized possessions, a feather damascus knife forged by OPaul.
Re-uploaded to make this full size.
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Here's a pair of not-quite-standard-issue military weapons...
The KABAR USSF Fighting Knife and a Taurus PT92 AFS.
Two variations of former standard issue firearms of the United States Military.
The KABAR USSF Knife is something of a novelty blade produced to commemorate the foundation of the United States Space Force, it's essentially just a KABAR USMC Fighting Knife with a flat gray finish and a blue kraton grip.
The Taurus PT92 is a variation of the Beretta 92, originally produced in a former Beretta Factory with all the same machinery which Taurus had purchased from Beretta after they had fulfilled the terms of a contract by the Brazilian Military. This modern iteration features a number of modifications to the original design which deviate from those of Beretta, yet many of the parts between the two remain completely interchangeable.
The KABAR USSF Fighting Knife and a Taurus PT92 AFS.
Two variations of former standard issue firearms of the United States Military.
The KABAR USSF Knife is something of a novelty blade produced to commemorate the foundation of the United States Space Force, it's essentially just a KABAR USMC Fighting Knife with a flat gray finish and a blue kraton grip.
The Taurus PT92 is a variation of the Beretta 92, originally produced in a former Beretta Factory with all the same machinery which Taurus had purchased from Beretta after they had fulfilled the terms of a contract by the Brazilian Military. This modern iteration features a number of modifications to the original design which deviate from those of Beretta, yet many of the parts between the two remain completely interchangeable.
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I had local SE Idaho Forged in Fire champion Brandon Williams make a blade for my son which I don’t have a picture of. Brandon was able to make two smaller blades with steel left from my sons. I had Brandon use steel I had from two M60 machine gun bolts and Vietnam era flechettes with steel powder to make the canister.
I had local SE Idaho Forged in Fire champion Brandon Williams make a blade for my son which I don’t have a picture of. Brandon was able to make two smaller blades with steel left from my sons. I had Brandon use steel I had from two M60 machine gun bolts and Vietnam era flechettes with steel powder to make the canister.
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Pocket perfection.
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How about a Colt Diamondback .22 and Remington Bullet Knife?
Maybe a Ruger Standard Stainless (Bill Ruger "Signature Series") and a G.I. stainless pocket knife is more to your liking:
Maybe a Ruger Standard Stainless (Bill Ruger "Signature Series") and a G.I. stainless pocket knife is more to your liking:
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Sig Sauer P938 w/ a Buck Strider
http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=625498&stc=1&d=1682731265
DPMS LR308 AP4 carbine w/ Buck M9
http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=625497&stc=1&d=1682731132
http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=625498&stc=1&d=1682731265
DPMS LR308 AP4 carbine w/ Buck M9
http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=625497&stc=1&d=1682731132
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