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it cost 2 dollars and 3 cents to make back then, that makes it a 2k knife in todays money
More like 200 I think
I was never keen on the original SF sheath but I must admit , the pancake flipper has got to be a worse idea. What the hell were they thinking?
You can cut your sausages and flip your pancakes while at camp, idk lol
Fits to different belts and has more stability. The original FS sheath tends to let the knife flop around when not secured with the elastic strip.
People carry them at Diddy parties 😅
$20
That is a Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife used by commandos.
That is incorrect.
If you knew anything about the FS knife and listened to the video, you would know that is not a FS knife.
@@TheRKFord I carried one in Vietnam.
@@thomgorman then you should know the difference between the FS knife and the OSS Stiletto.
I only carried the one, which was referred to as the Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife.
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Outstanding
it cost 2 dollars and 3 cents to make back then, that makes it a 2k knife in todays money
More like 200 I think
I was never keen on the original SF sheath but I must admit , the pancake flipper has got to be a worse idea. What the hell were they thinking?
You can cut your sausages and flip your pancakes while at camp, idk lol
Fits to different belts and has more stability. The original FS sheath tends to let the knife flop around when not secured with the elastic strip.
People carry them at Diddy parties 😅
$20
That is a Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife used by commandos.
That is incorrect.
If you knew anything about the FS knife and listened to the video, you would know that is not a FS knife.
@@TheRKFord I carried one in Vietnam.
@@thomgorman then you should know the difference between the FS knife and the OSS Stiletto.
I only carried the one, which was referred to as the Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife.