I vaguely remember seeing one in the 80s but think it was in a low-res B&W photo in a magazine. That is the extent of my recollection. Is it Chinese or Russian military in origin or commercial made to look militaryesque? I really don't know what I am looking at.
What the heck is this?
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Re: What the heck is this?
Supposedly Chinese military/police knife.
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Bill, thank you. Now that I know what to call it, that led me right to this -Bill DeShivs wrote:Supposedly Chinese military/police knife.
As well as the later variant -
Telescoping blade that partially retracts into handle when cover is returned to closed position. That is pretty wacky.
Re: What the heck is this?
I own it now and it is very cool. Definitely fills the "What is the weirdest knife you own?" slot.
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I always wanted one of those!
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Re: What the heck is this?
Novice, sounds like Bill wants to but your knife.
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Re: What the heck is this?
That's cool, if it needs a new home............
Re: What the heck is this?
About 5 yrs. ago I bought 1 of these at a Gunshow for $20. The guy who sold it along with other items didn't know what is was nor did I. Found out later they seem to be worth $200-$250. if real, which fortunately mine is.
However many Fake ones were also made and sold by Atlanta Cutlery for about $8.00 in the early 80's and it sadly seems there are many more fakes than real ones in the States!
However many Fake ones were also made and sold by Atlanta Cutlery for about $8.00 in the early 80's and it sadly seems there are many more fakes than real ones in the States!