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I had a great 3 day class at Central Virginia Tactical. What I like best was shooting over natural terrain with all the challenges of winds from several directions, following gullies and hills, making reading wind tough. Also the targets are placed at odd distances and Ed made us range them...

everything is considered illegal in NYS some things they just don't enforce like illegally breathing. I love this state but hate the government, course I say the same thing about our nation too. hope you enjoy our website I am constantly adding to it and hope one day to collect it all together...

What dimensions do you need? I can probably get what you want. Tell me which model. [email protected]

I have added a ton of new photos and text to my website on Fairbairns and Agents daggers. Please stop by and take a look around. Click on this link to go to our website. The Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knives - Introduction

i'd love to have one of these

very cool miniatures. I made a couple for myself but they were not as detailed as this. Sweet!

I created a separate page for family military service on my website and have added several new stories as new knives for example a new WW-II thumb dagger. The Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knives - Introduction

you could also check out Hill knives on the Netherlands. They have some very nice custom third pattern knives in stock. Another source is any of the daggers by Carl Eickhorn company.

No way that I know of tracking it down. It is a post-WWII knife but to whom they were issued is pretty tough to know. Irish wind also a nice one. Looks like a J. Nowill and sons.

thanks for the compliments

wilkinson sword knives here is a photo of six first pattern knives from WW-II. Hope you enjoy them. They are all Wilkinson Sword of course.

in a fixed blade EDC I prefer my own Cobra. It is designed by me and made by a knifemaker in Auckland NZ. Aprox 4 inch blade, worn primary edge facing forward. It comes out cutting and transitions into either a reverse stab or trapping move. Designed for close-in Indonesian style knife work. I...

I would suggest contacting Paul MacDonald, MacDonald Armouries, Glasgow Scotland. He makes the closest thing there is to an original and is a great guy to deal with. He is also military and a swordsman. I have one of his first patterns and really like it a lot.

Hey come on over and visit my Fairbairn Sykes website and check out a bunch of original WW-II and newer knives. Also some very rare prototypes and SOE agent's daggers. Love to have you take a look around and comment or contact us via the references page, or here. Its been awhile since I was on...

Re: Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knives I have heard that Les George was making a dagger but I have not found photos of it ytet. Yes the Harsey is a fine knife.