GREAT looking "Biscuits" there! That potterma...truly the master SF molester! Speaking of which...he just sent this to me recently: Buffalo Horn Trance!!!
Also, a shot of some SF&V's with a cool sheath made by my KnifeBro Death's Head. It fits all the Biscuits! :cool:
Enjoy the SF&V's guys, and God bless :cool:
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GREAT looking "Biscuits" there! That potterma...truly the master SF molester! Speaking of which...he just sent this to me recently: Buffalo Horn Trance!!!
Also, a shot of some SF&V's with a cool sheath made by my KnifeBro Death's Head. It fits all the Biscuits! :cool:
Enjoy the SF&V's guys, and God bless :cool:
Hey Chad didn't anyone give you a Subcom Fixed blade?????? :p I got one it's nice!!! :D Doc :D
"Always Judge a man by the way he treats someone who could be of no possible use to him"
Deacon, isn't the Subcom Fixed blade a terrific knife...something about it...I just can't leave home without it and like the Subcom F folders, it feels so right in the hands...I have lots of knives but I have this attraction to the Subcoms like no other...I like the sheath and have the same one... didn't like it as a necker,it seemed out of balance around my neck... I put it on the Tec-Loc and wore it in the small of my back for a while, that worked fine...but I hate Tec-Locs...then I decided to put a little grit-tape on the top spine of the sheath to push the knife out of it's sheath with my thumb and finally settled on using it as a outer coat pocket knife...this method of carry is working out to be great...I hope others see the value in this small fixed blade, it is a well designed, well made hunk of cutting power that is easy to conceal...and I suggest it to all who want a small fixed blade...I EDC mine everyday....Doc :D
"Always Judge a man by the way he treats someone who could be of no possible use to him"
Dr. Snubnose wrote:Deacon, isn't the Subcom Fixed blade a terrific knife...something about it...I just can't leave home without it and like the Subcom F folders, it feels so right in the hands...I have lots of knives but I have this attraction to the Subcoms like no other...I like the sheath and have the same one... didn't like it as a necker,it seemed out of balance around my neck... I put it on the Tec-Loc and wore it in the small of my back for a while, that worked fine...but I hate Tec-Locs...then I decided to put a little grit-tape on the top spine of the sheath to push the knife out of it's sheath with my thumb and finally settled on using it as a outer coat pocket knife...this method of carry is working out to be great...I hope others see the value in this small fixed blade, it is a well designed, well made hunk of cutting power that is easy to conceal...and I suggest it to all who want a small fixed blade...I EDC mine everyday....Doc :D
You're right Doc, the Subcom FB feels great in my hand. While I don't really carry fixed blades much, I can think of times it might wind up being part of my wardrobe. Chad also mentioned adding grit tape to the spine of the sheath for pocket carry. I think an even better idea, if it could be done, might be for Boker to make that part of the sheath a bit thicker so you could just slide your finger down the spine of the knife and push against it.
I like the SF knife so much that I got one for a friend last X-mas,
and yesterday he was showing me how he could "wave open" it
without any modifications. :)
dete wrote:I like the SF knife so much that I got one for a friend last X-mas,
and yesterday he was showing me how he could "wave open" it
without any modifications. :)
Yes the Subcoms are very easy to wave open without any mods, (Took me a little practice to figure it out when I first got my first Subcom from Boker to review)...even from a shirt pocket....Doc :D
"Always Judge a man by the way he treats someone who could be of no possible use to him"
GREAT looking "Biscuits" there! That potterma...truly the master SF molester! Speaking of which...he just sent this to me recently: Buffalo Horn Trance!!!
Also, a shot of some SF&V's with a cool sheath made by my KnifeBro Death's Head. It fits all the Biscuits! :cool:
Enjoy the SF&V's guys, and God bless :cool:
Whoaa! :eek:
sweet Buffalo Horn Trance there Daywalker! :cool:
that Mike sure does some fine work!
Congrats Chad and thanx for sharing them sweet pics with us! :)
the Trance is as delicious as any Biscuit i've ever tasted! :D
The Deacon wrote:This just arrived today. Sheath looks a lot better to me than the "two sheets of heat-formed kydex held together with eyelets" type...
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Some shots of it out of the sheath...
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Congrats on the Fixed Blade Deacon! :cool:
I'm stropping mine in b/w threads!
Great pics! :)
Dr. Snubnose wrote:Yes the Subcoms are very easy to wave open without any mods, (Took me a little practice to figure it out when I first got my first Subcom from Boker to review)...even from a shirt pocket....Doc :D
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