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Where can I get one of those Russian bayonets I see them using in the Ukraine. They have a nice look.

Mariner doing the things it has done for the last 30 years. Rigging Things.

I have made a number of dives with my Atlantic Salt. I like it because it fits into my shorty wetsuit pocket with nothing exposed (clip removed). It is easy to reach and deploy. I don't like anything on my dive gear that could catch on a line in zero vis, so it works for me.

"0". But I had to jump overboard a couple of times

Whichever is the lightest, so it won't weight me down when I'm running. If its a fight with a bear, the sharpest one so I can stab me friend in the leg so he can't run.

Somewhere between 1978 - 1981, can't remember "Mariner". Carried it at work for the next 20 years. I'm afraid to send it off for repair because I'm so attached to it. Second one was 2010. I don't like change.

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Iraq War 4,800 2003 - 2011
Afghanistan 1,803 2001 - Present
Gulf War 258 1990 - 1991
Vietnam War 58,209 1955 - 1975
Korean War 36,516 1950 - 1953
World War II 405,399 1941 - 1945
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not important at all, the first thing i do when i get a new knife, is to remove the clip and throw it away.

For the most part I do the same thing, but, I throw them all in a drawer with the screws and can never find the right parts if I want them.

I prefer a custom leather sheath.

Take two Bug Lapel Pens and call Sal in the morning. Let me know if it works.

I've been lurking on this thread for about 6 months and joined yesterday. I am impressed by the nature of the information available and the expertise of the members. Just reading is usually enough for me but I found this thread interesting and thought I may have something to add.

I bought my ...