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PiterM 05-17-2012 12:51

Spartan-Harsey Model.2 (just some pics)
 
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Arrived couple of days ago... wow, awesome grinds! And what a design!!! Took couple of snapshots, also compared to my Model.1

I've got two varians. Which one do I prefer? Well... I've got a lot of coyote khaki gear, I've got multicam packs, tan cloths etc. so khaki version for me :D

Roguish Lawyer 05-17-2012 13:23

Bill, what is the function of the shape of the top of the knife? :munchin

PiterM 05-17-2012 15:13

IMO it increases penetration (false edge, can be sharpened) but the tip is as strong as in non-swedged knife with full spine thickness.

And it looks just so cool! :D

Team Sergeant 05-17-2012 15:18

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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer (Post 449048)
Bill, what is the function of the shape of the top of the knife? :munchin

That there hump makes a bigger hole in a fella, the bigger the hole the faster they drain...... we use the same "theory" with bullets, bombs, etc. ;)

swatsurgeon 05-17-2012 16:08

THAT'S WHAT I WANT IN A FOLDER..........
those spartan guys and Harsey, thought the folder would be out by now, bunch of lazy nothing better to do/ shop hit by tree guys!!!

PedOncoDoc 05-17-2012 18:14

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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant (Post 449065)
That there hump makes a bigger hole in a fella, the bigger the hole the faster they drain...... we use the same "theory" with bullets, bombs, etc. ;)

I'd be worried it would get caught up on withdrawal with that extra bit of width not sustained for the whole length - anyone with more experience (or with this knife and a cow/pig carcass handy on which to experiment) care to comment?

DJ Urbanovsky 05-17-2012 22:11

WANT.

Rob_Frey 05-18-2012 11:18

I thought it was so you could hold the blade in your hand and put your index finger behind the hump for control, without having your finger slip onto the sharp top edge???

Bill Harsey 05-19-2012 19:36

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Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc (Post 449090)
I'd be worried it would get caught up on withdrawal with that extra bit of width not sustained for the whole length - anyone with more experience (or with this knife and a cow/pig carcass handy on which to experiment) care to comment?

Team Sergeant said it. If the knives you use for your day job hang up, then we have a problem.

DJ Urbanovsky 05-20-2012 07:22

I suppose you hand ground each and every one of those as well?

:cool:


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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey (Post 449424)
Team Sergeant said it. If the knives you use for your day job hang up, then we have a problem.


mcarey 05-21-2012 08:38

We fully make these model II's in our shop. We are pretty proud that we have come up with a way to make the bevels completly symetrical.

The top cut out also allows fo a hand assist and guides batoning as well.

As for our lazy selves, we are hoping to debut our folder at Blade Show - Bill is not coming due to shop rebuild. We hope to do a folder with Bill in the near future.

Thanks Piter for the post and pics.

Mark

DDD 05-21-2012 08:53

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Originally Posted by mcarey (Post 449562)
We fully make these model II's in our shop. We are pretty proud that we have come up with a way to make the bevels completly symetrical.

The top cut out also allows fo a hand assist and guides batoning as well.

As for our lazy selves, we are hoping to debut our folder at Blade Show - Bill is not coming due to shop rebuild. We hope to do a folder with Bill in the near future.

Thanks Piter for the post and pics.

Mark

Blade without Bill won't be the same:( See you there.

Bill Harsey 05-21-2012 09:17

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Originally Posted by DDD (Post 449565)
Blade without Bill won't be the same:( See you there.

DDD,
Thanks, I'll miss everyone. It sucks deeply not going to Blade Show but sucks more not having a shop.

Piter, Thanks for posting the pics!

Spartan Blades is doing a great job with these knives, thanks to you all too.

mdpatterson 05-23-2012 04:26

Even better in person
 
Even though the pics were great, they don't do it justice. Last thing I NEED is another great knife that will probably spend it's life in a safe, but when I got to see it in person today.........guessing I'll cave in and make the purchase within the week. Great work again!

Mike

Team Sergeant 05-23-2012 07:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc (Post 449090)
I'd be worried it would get caught up on withdrawal with that extra bit of width not sustained for the whole length - anyone with more experience (or with this knife and a cow/pig carcass handy on which to experiment) care to comment?

If you don't possess the strength to insert and withdrawal a knife into a well deserving individual then knife fighting is not for you. ;)


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