Overlooking the Obvious???

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Overlooking the Obvious???

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Post by Formerly Nervous »

I was surfing some knife sites this morning.. looking for something to dream about tonight... and it hit me like a brick!!



Why (if any reason exists) Has'nt Spyderco Entered into the "neck knife" market?? Think about it? Take the ...Umm.... Military blade.. attach a handel much like the shape of the original military handel, on the same stock, and slap a couple of thin G-10 scales (or maby no scales?) and you have the geometry similar to a Kasper, but distinctvly "Spyderco" :D

Just a thought.. Oh yea .. keep the hole.. its a trademark and a land mark alike..
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good idea, yes, a low profile smaller neck knife would be good, how about adding a kydex/rubber mix grip to insure a non slip handle?
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neck police is there
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but that just seems to be a small folder on a chain, not a midsize fixed
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Edited by - sharp1 on 2/19/2002 11:32:28 PM
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I think you may have attached the wrong "clue" .. that thread is about the Perrin ... and unless your built like a grizzly (and dress like grizzly adams) a 5" bladed bowie is a tad excessive to be concidered "neck knife". I have a knife that was custom built and touted as a "neck knife" with a 4" blade and its a even large.
When I enquired once earlier on the Perrin .. it was mentioned that it was meant more as a camp/outdoorsy kind of blade.. seriousl.. the Moran Skinner would make a more practical neck knife than a 5" bowie???
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Sharp1 is 6'9" and about 385lbs, just kidding, but that might warrent a perrin bowie as a kneck knife.

FTK
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Edited by - sharp1 on 2/19/2002 11:33:02 PM
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At the NY Custom Knife Show, Spyderco showed off prototypes of light weight neck knives, including one made out of G-10 material.

Soon will come!

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A neck knife?
A Glesser/Perrin neck knife?
A Glesser/Perrin 'S' neck knife?

Yeah....

Edited by - Chinook on 12/3/2001 7:36:07 PM
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Edited by - sharp1 on 2/19/2002 11:33:28 PM
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*insert Crocodile Dundee accent*

This is a knife! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Kahz

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Post by Formerly Nervous »

Ahhhh .. young grasshopper...
I see... very interesting.. Id would have liked to see a more utilitarian blade.. but alas.. it is what i asked for.. ill be looking forward to final designs.
Thanks Sharp1 .. I guess they dont call you "sharp" for nothing! <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> J/K
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