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thanks guys. i was considering the colt model, is it very good?

Im looking for a sturdy classic bowie knife in the $50-$100 range.



thanks.

beauty!

*pictured* the perfect classic switchblade.

i realize that. im just sayin, it looks better than most cheap balisongs and if i had to choose between a cheep balisong and a balisong that was engineered to look and feel exactly like the best

thanks for the advice, i dont think i need a locked safe yet (i dont have nearly as big or shiny collections as you guys) i think i stick to one of the chests or tool boxes you suggested.

haha okay, i just wanted to let you know. some tourists get some funny ideas about alaska and i didnt want "folding ulus" to be one of them

does anyone know where one can purchase these handy "knife chests" that several of you more experienced guys seem to have . at the moment all my knives are stuffed in a drawer and its getting pretty crowded in there.
thanks.

sorry to comment on such and old thread but as a native alaskan i take offence to these being called ulus these are chinese pieces of crap. a real ulu is pictured below. those are tourist trap knives.

http://countrypundit.mu.nu/archives/094674.php
an inspiring story (with a switchblade)

Panzerfaust wrote:That knife makes me think about what General Patton said about pearl-handled pistols: "Only a pimp from New Orleans would carry that."

didnt general patton carry a pearl handled pistol?

there are two more on ebay as we speak. a 1950's kappmesser and a green BUND.

finally someone sees the light.

yes i would like to see that too! half the italian knives just say "rostfrei" on the blade, and thats a german word! i would like to see a good (smallish) company logo or even a "made in italy" stamp.

^thats what i was trying to say but something stupider came out