Gobec Knifes

08 January 2010, 03:48

Fish30114

Pretty to be sure, I saw several I would love to have...bet they are PRICEY???

Very cool--thanks for the share

08 January 2010, 15:14

mboga biga bwana

quote:
...bet they are PRICEY???

...and in Euro

Seloushunter

08 January 2010, 23:31

Von Gruff

There are some georgous pieces of art there indeed. To me a knife needs to be able to go hunting and get in the blood and the hair.

Von Gruff.

10 January 2010, 03:11

Fish30114

quote:
Originally posted by Von Gruff:
To me a knife needs to be able to go hunting and get in the blood and the hair.
Von Gruff.

Absolutely, and if I bought one of the ones I liked, it would! Gotta be field compliant!!!

10 January 2010, 16:57

Gatogordo

It's like the old saw, if you have to ask the price, you can't afford them, so I'm not asking.......but I'd like some of his models, beautiful knives, with the scrimshaw by Attila Harmat of Hungary.

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11 January 2010, 01:32

John Frederick

Hell, those knives are truly magnificent.

01 February 2010, 08:29

Honkey

Beautiful indeed, but even if I was LOADED I could never spend more that a few hundred on ANY knife. Actually if I was in a prison shower and someone was selling knives I would but one at any price.

These are beautiful pieces of art, and yes they can probably cut things as well, but they are more like functional jewelry than tools.

I can wrap my little mind around the supposed "need" for a double rifle that costs upwards of 10K, even though I have successfully hunted all manner of DG long before I ever plunged into DR territory with a good old reliable bolt gun. HOWEVER I can't see the reason why anyone would ever "need" a 3 thousand dollar pocket knife.

JMHO