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Here's my Seecamp LWS 32 and a upcycled MTech MT-25-35 fixed blade knife I made some C-Tek blue honeycomb resin grips/scales for.
I paid about $10 for the knife and $20 for the C-Tek. I understand you can get the knife even cheaper now, but I want to mention that this particular model MTech for the money has got to be the best bargain out there. I have no idea what the blade steel is, but honestly it holds and edge longer than you'd expect, it's easy to sharpen and take a beating more expensive (relatively speaking) knives I've used failed one way or another. Just saying for a little truck knife, beater, etc. I don't think you could do better for the money. I had a second one I beat/used the snot out of, so that's how I know this..lol

I no longer have this knife as I donated it last year to a silent auction benefit for a family friend who had cancer. I was told it fetched $60.00. I hope the new owner likes it.

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Reinz said:
Wilson Combat Special Forces model 45 cal, circa 1985/86

Kershaw Steven Segal special edition. I bought this before I knew what a ****** nozzle he is.


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I too, have suffered for a firearm's depiction in a movie after the fact.

As I noted earlier, between reading about customs and seeing the rare-bird in the wild, infrequently.... I soooooooo pined for a long-slide 1911.
Being and Enlisted-swine in the Army, it was NOT gonna happen outside of scoring one in a pawn shop, hitting the lottery or an exceptional re-enlistment bonus.

The AMT long slides were few and far between and though I was and always will be a fan of AMT's offerings... they were not showing up on the East Coast at all. Seeing the movie "Thief" only worsened my desires. If any have not seen it, it is an excellent movie in its own right and the gun-play on Caan's part is a picture perfect example of contemporary pistol craft with the rare instance of "announcing" at a doorway.

Then, when I finally score one and am loving the bejeepers outa it.... Along comes that frikken Ah-nold and his movie.:cuss:

Worse still - the movie gun is actually my down-market example in the form of an AMT Hardballer Longlside (nope, that name really doesn't help anything!:evil:) and every time mine sees the light of day in public, I'm showered with half-assed Governator imitations about my "... long slide with laser sighting"... And; "Where's my laser sighting?..." etc.

Se la vie.... At least it gives some folk something to say other than: "Compensating much?"

Someday, I'll add a comp to base a snarky response, if nothing else.

Todd.
 
bannockburn said:
Todd

Love the Remington NMA with the ivory grips along with that awesome looking Bowie knife!
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Thanks. When I find or build the right sheath for the knife and cross-draw for the pistol, it will become a companion outfit to the other Army I posted with the RR spike ram's head knife.
I like the notion of having the two outfits hanging from either end of my book case.

Todd.
 
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