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I think it's a nice looking Blade, but it takes a refined eye to love it. You, Ernie, and Keith Richards man...that's good company...


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Czechvar:
My entire collection cost less than one Custom Roadhouse...

They are nice.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ernest...&hash=item2ed739502a
 
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Sweet pics Mike, how've you been? How's your book on Ernie coming along?

Any new articles we should be reading?
 
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More Rhino Pron!

This time with an FNX tactical 45, AAC Suppressor, GemTech Lanyard and SureFire X400 Ultra

Story and much better pics will be in the next issue of RECOIL

This one is worth a repeat for sure...
 
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Someone talk to me about the CQC-12, Comrade Folder. I've been curious about it, read about it...Anyone have one? It's a little expensive, is it all the Titanium?
 
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Someone talk to me about the CQC-12, Comrade Folder. I've been curious about it, read about it...Anyone have one? It's a little expensive, is it all the Titanium?


Heres a comparison pic of the 12 next to the 13. It was modeled after the ak-47 bayonet. The 12 is an awesome blade. Titanium framelock with 154cm blade and g-10 scale. Very thin profile and carries very well. Little more subtle of a clip point then the 13. Love it.



 
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Thanks for the pics. Do you know why the Liner Lock is open (No G10 Scale) like that? I'm sure there is a good reason, I just can't figure out why it's designed like this.
 
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Thanks for the pics. Do you know why the Liner Lock is open (No G10 Scale) like that? I'm sure there is a good reason, I just can't figure out why it's designed like this.


It's just a different way of making a knife. Some consider "Framelocks" to be more robust then liner locks. The Titanium framelock is thicker then a regular liner lock. Keep an eye out for the HD-7 release on the EKI website. They're about to be released any day now.
 
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Exactly right (of course), and there wouldn't be a hard use worthy means of attaching the g10 that wouldn't interfere with the internal actions, movement of the frame lock or make field maintenance more difficult.




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Exactly right (of course), and there wouldn't be a hard use worthy means of attaching the g10 that wouldn't interfere with the internal actions, movement of the frame lock or make field maintenance more difficult.


Theoretically, you could attach a scale to the framelock this turning it into a liner lock but it'd be a lot thicker. I believe the thickness of the Ti framelock Ernest uses on his HD-7's and 12's are the same thickness as a reg liner with scale attached together.
 
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Exactly right (of course), and there wouldn't be a hard use worthy means of attaching the g10 that wouldn't interfere with the internal actions, movement of the frame lock or make field maintenance more difficult.


Theoretically, you could attach a scale to the framelock thus turning it into a liner lock but it'd be a lot thicker. I believe the thickness of the Ti framelock Ernest uses on his HD-7's and 12's are the same thickness as a reg liner with scale attached together.
 
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Saw this in Knife Center's newsletter. Thought it looked a little familiar.



http://www2.knifecenter.com/it...-carbon-fiber-handle

So if you want a CQC-7 that doesn't look like a mean working machine... there's that.
 
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I thought I'd be happy with just a cqc-15 then the socfk found its way home but no, the sale was still on so now a cqc-14 is on the way.
Stop the madness!!
 
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I thought I'd be happy with just a cqc-15 then the socfk found its way home but no, the sale was still on so now a cqc-14 is on the way.
Stop the madness!!


I'm right there with ya chris, I have the mini 15 on the way, my wife said you might as well get another one while they're on sale!
I have the fixed blade heading my way now.
Plain edge black, $150.00. She says she's holding it till Christmas Wink
 
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I thought I'd be happy with just a cqc-15 then the socfk found its way home but no, the sale was still on so now a cqc-14 is on the way.
Stop the madness!!


I'm right there with ya chris, I have the mini 15 on the way, my wife said you might as well get another one while they're on sale!
I have the fixed blade heading my way now.
Plain edge black, $150.00. She says she's holding it till Christmas Wink

Fixed Blade? You mean the Police? Because that is an outstanding value. I've been watching for that one to drop again.

Got my new Stonewashed SOCFK in my pocket right now. Smile
 
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Yes the police is on it's way to me.
I couldn't decide which one to buy and that police just jumped out at me since I don't own a fixed blade tactical knife.
 
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Damn that Rhino is sweet....


Change of Plans...
 
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Emerson's still had the Black Persian in stock. It's on the way. I wanted to wait, but the possibility that this might be his last run of Persians looms large. It is one of his signature early models, so it's a biggie.

http://emersonknives.com/shop/...persian-tactical-bt/
 
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Emerson's still had the Black Persian in stock. It's on the way. I wanted to wait, but the possibility that this might be his last run of Persians looms large. It is one of his signature early models, so it's a biggie.

http://emersonknives.com/shop/...persian-tactical-bt/


I'd say near certainty that it's his last production run.




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