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<blockquote data-quote="Dmc707" data-source="post: 4263831" data-attributes="member: 54876">Awesome that these knives elicit some memories here and there&nbsp; -- id rather have a knife, than an old Rubiks Cube as a souvenir from the 80&#039;sMine - (the original one ) was purchased for me by my dad on my 14th or 15th birthday -- dont know where he got it&nbsp;&nbsp; -When i was in the service, another guy had the bigger version with the sawteeth (like the one i need a sheath for ) ---&nbsp; And for most of us in the armed forces, -- our big fixed blade knives were more like lucky rabbits feet than things we thought we&#039;d actually need for CQB or something --- but due to hours and hours on guard or CQ duty, we would keep them razor sharp and ready to go anyway--- maybe a decade or so back, i got nostalgic and figured i would pick up a couple more of these on ebay to keep in my vehicles and such , so that resulted in the camo model with the compass and the sawtooth knife --</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dmc707, post: 4263831, member: 54876"] Awesome that these knives elicit some memories here and there -- id rather have a knife, than an old Rubiks Cube as a souvenir from the 80's Mine - (the original one ) was purchased for me by my dad on my 14th or 15th birthday -- dont know where he got it - When i was in the service, another guy had the bigger version with the sawteeth (like the one i need a sheath for ) --- And for most of us in the armed forces, -- our big fixed blade knives were more like lucky rabbits feet than things we thought we'd actually need for CQB or something --- but due to hours and hours on guard or CQ duty, we would keep them razor sharp and ready to go anyway --- maybe a decade or so back, i got nostalgic and figured i would pick up a couple more of these on ebay to keep in my vehicles and such , so that resulted in the camo model with the compass and the sawtooth knife -- [/QUOTE]

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