Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 04:42 AM
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I figure $10-20 in cost for the handle and labor associated with it... Just a guess, though.
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 04:54 AM
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WhichDawg
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it's gonna need a name. and if it is the smallest, the smallest dog is the chihuahua, but that's to long. we could break it up or mix it around;
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 05:00 AM
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I think it'll be the SKINNIEST mutt, but maybe not the smallest!
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 05:02 AM
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Anorexic Mutt
Greyhound
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Hungry Mutt (I like this one...)
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 11:44 AM
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I would prefer Scrap Yard come out with a shaker style blade instead of the larger warden style. A smaller neck knife would be great and I would definitely buy at least two!
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 12:02 PM
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WhichDawg
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I think terry is a secret ninja! and I agree!!
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 02:37 PM
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Jim
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I voted no. I want a grip to make my knife more stable and comfortable to use. I don't care for skeleton handles; they're barely acceptable on small knives (I grew fond of my Swamp Warden, but only after a double-wrap with paracord -- it certainly wasn't love at first sight). I wouldn't consider buying a larger skelly unless I intended to add custom grips as a project.
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 03:01 PM
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scrappy
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I would take it and paracord wrap it what a bargain
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/11/07 03:55 PM
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I voted no. I want a grip to make my knife more stable and comfortable to use. I don't care for skeleton handles; they're barely acceptable on small knives (I grew fond of my Swamp Warden, but only after a double-wrap with paracord -- it certainly wasn't love at first sight). I wouldn't consider buying a larger skelly unless I intended to add custom grips as a project. Aaaaand, that was one of the suggestions I made near the beginning of this thread. Mounting holes for custom grips. Post number 3.
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/12/07 06:25 PM
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Aaaaand, that was one of the suggestions I made near the beginning of this thread. Mounting holes for custom grips. Post number 3. I understand, and I even saw your early post about the holes. However, I consider Scrap Yard's access to the shop as a scarce, critical-path resource. If that's the case, and based on their shop time they can only release one non-military run every quarter or so, I'd rather see a different concept than a skeleton knife. I don't know that I'd even buy one, although I might just to maintain my collection. For me, a part of a Scrap Yard's knife's value resides in its comfortable, durable, shock absorbing, Res-C grips -- if I could send other knives (like a couple of my HI Kuhkris) into Scrap Yard to be re-handled, I would.
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/12/07 07:19 PM
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I can think of a couple that I wouldn't mine having Res-C handles on myself. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
I do like skelly's too though. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Big Skelly??
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12/12/07 07:22 PM
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Dan had recently said something about the shop being reorganized or expanded - or something - to allow for more shop time. Does anyone remember where that was posted? I think it was about 2-3 months ago...
I love ResC as much as the next guy - but we've already got a couple small, and several medium and large blades on that handle, and there's only so much left in the way of "variety." S7 maybe - for those who don't like the recurve on the hook/guard. And some smallish EDC's w/ ResC would be very nice. There's not much else that hasn't been covered, though. I'm hoping to see a few new knives pop up - and a skelly alongside another ResC handled knife would be excellent.
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