Military knives

last SG · 2008-04-17T17:44:45+00:00

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Mikesoonster SG

That's definitely on my list. I'm just worried that as the opening mechanism is a flick motion, the authorities may classify it as a flick knife, although it is not strictly an assisted opener. So I chickened out and got a Ontario rat 1 folder, spyderco tenacious and blade tech ganyana lite.

We'll see how it goes.

XFakerX SG

Ahle91 SG

Don't worry the skyline is legal. Assisted openers are in the grey zone, whether it passes inspection depends on who's the inspector clearing your package. Flippers are fine, A/o grey and automatics are not allowed.

Anyway i got my condor varan and the 7 other fixed blades straight to my door :D Fedex cleared the box for me before delivery.

Mikesoonster SG

Thanks for confirming that the flipper is legal.

And 8 blades in 1 order….you the man! Good news for all of us…

XFakerX SG

What do you use for sharpening your blades?

Ahle91 SG

Anybody want combine order from knifecenter??

Ahle91 SG

My camping/bushcraft set!
My bushcraft set!

Cpt.parrot SG

Nice set Ahle91! What bushcraft knife is that? It looks like my Condor, only nicer.

Ahle91 SG

Hey Captain, it's the Bushcraft by John Landi. Handle is red fiddleback maple i think.

Here's his link!
http://www.landiknives.com/LK_Bushcrafts.html

Not too expensive..his prices are quite reasonable and he uses A2 for this model, good steel.

Ahle91 SG

I like condor, i have their varan and i handled my friend's bushlore, thinking of getting a sapien! Post pics of your condor too? It's nice to see bushcraft oriented collectors here in SG! :)

Cpt.parrot SG

Yeah Ahle,

I've got way to many knives in the process of trying to find the "perfect" bushcraft knife. I have that same Wetterlings axe and a few Mora carving knives too! Thanks for the tip on the Landi. He's got some nice stuff. Since my kit is more geared for the pine forests of the Western US, I'm thinking I should get a Malay parang for these Southeastern Jungles here. Is it legal to own one here in Sing? If so, any idea of a place that sells them? I'm guessing I might be able to cross the bridge and find one in JB perhaps. I'd love to try some bush rafting in the jungles here. It'd be a whole different environment than I'm used to. Cheers!

Ahle91 SG

True, but its fun to have a good axe! :D
Machetes are legal, despite what most people think haha. Just try to get one that doesnt look anything like a sword which sometimes need give gahman $20 sometimes no need.
Go ahead and order one online, what length u looking at?

Btw im getting a new bushie knife made for me by an european maker, but ETA march to April 2012 :(

jayyyy SG

Has anyone brought knives into Singapore flying in from another country? Like in checked-in luggage? Cause im flying in from the US and plan to bring in a few fixed/folders. What are the procedures? I probably need to declare it right?

XFakerX SG

I've seen this question on the internet before. If I remember right, you should be able to keep them in your checked-in luggage.

kiwizor SG

Technically, a flick knife refers to a switchblade ie. a button to press to activate. That's what Cantonment told me the last time. Unfortunately, ICA guys have no idea what a flick knife is and keeps interpreting it as being able to 'flick' it out, which puts some flipper and BenchMade knives in that category. Irritating to have to run down to ICA then Cantonment. If you wanna be sure, you can always email Cantonment to check. A friend of mine did that before he ordered this huge-ass folder, and printed out the email to go to ICA. Funny thing was, ICA decided to clear the folder that day without the email. Heh.

That aside, I'm clearing some 13 folders of mine with a mix from CRKT, BenchMade and Kershaw. PM me if anyone's interested.

jayyyy SG

anyone have a CRKT bear claw? Its not technically against the law but apparently someone on the forum said that because its a ‘combat knife’ its illegal. but i would say that it could be classified as a utility knife.

Reyy SG

Hi all...do u have any idea where i can purchase gerber products here,in particular bear grylls ultimate fixed blade...or is it preferable to purchase online through amazon/ebay in terms of pricing and availability....please advise...anione?..thnks in advance...

elofyeo SG

Guys, anyone tried to bring in Kabar Kukri? It's 11.5in for the blade and it is less than the 30cm blade length rule. Any advice? Just starting on a collection...

toukairin SG

Beach Rd Army Market sells it but its very expensive, they are like selling it about SGD200++ and for that carbon steel quality not worth it.... I suggest you purchase it via amazon, its alot cheaper and I mean ALOT lol~

If you want Gerber,I would suggest you buy the LMF prodigy or LMF II and improvise the sheath with your own ferrocerium rod, at least their steel are better (not the best but good enough) and made in US.... BG Ultimate knife made in China =)

Dun get me wrong, I think the Ultimate knife is not bad, in fact most knives are good knives if you know how to maintain it and dun abuse it. It will last you very long =) the best survival knife is the knife you feel most comfortable with =)

Cheers!

fatsojon SG

sorry if i missed this, but issit ok to order leatherman skeletool CX online and have it posted to singapore?

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