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#204680 - 07/14/10 12:32 AM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: jzmtl]
SCKAUTOCRAFT Offline
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Registered: 09/18/09
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I don't know about French issue, but I have one that looks identical except made in china. identical to yours the sheath and all. it is very well made, and distributed by fury knives. I bought it for $5 at an A&N store.

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#204682 - 07/14/10 12:39 AM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: SCKAUTOCRAFT]
jzmtl Offline
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Yes there are a lot of knock offs around.

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#204708 - 07/14/10 12:05 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: jzmtl]
Erik_B Offline
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i might be interested if it were good quality, but i'll stick with my SAK and spork.
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#204743 - 07/15/10 02:14 AM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: Erik_B]
jzmtl Offline
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Originally Posted By: Erik_B
i might be interested if it were good quality, but i'll stick with my SAK and spork.


If by quality you mean fit and finish like SAK no it's not, but if you want something that simply works it fit pretty well.

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#204751 - 07/15/10 02:31 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: jzmtl]
nursemike Offline
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Registered: 11/09/06
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French military gear? Is this really a sound idea? A friend purchased an egyptian mil surplus handgun, which launched the slide and barrel assembly down range in his first visit to the range. It did this without benefit of a cartridge. Wasn't sure if it was a bug or a feature, sort of 'what to do with your handgun if we forget to give you ammunition'. Rangemaster suggested that one should avoid surplus equipment from nations that lost their most recent war. Just sayin'...
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#205066 - 07/24/10 03:42 AM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: nursemike]
duckear Offline
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I knew it had a corkscrew before clicking on the thread.

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#205075 - 07/24/10 02:36 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: duckear]
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Originally Posted By: duckear
I knew it had a corkscrew before clicking on the thread.

wink


I'm beginning to suspect that there are things you can do with a corkscrew besides opening wine bottles, and only Europeans know what they are.
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#205080 - 07/24/10 04:15 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: Byrd_Huntr]
Ian Offline
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Registered: 05/15/07
Posts: 198
Loc: Scotland
[/quote]
I'm beginning to suspect that there are things you can do with a corkscrew besides opening wine bottles, and only Europeans know what they are. [/quote]

True. So true.

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#205082 - 07/24/10 06:22 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: Ian]
Leigh_Ratcliffe Offline
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Registered: 03/31/06
Posts: 1355
Loc: United Kingdom.
Originally Posted By: Ian
[/quote]
I'm beginning to suspect that there are things you can do with a corkscrew besides opening wine bottles, and only Europeans know what they are.


True. So true. [/quote]


Alas, my colonial friend's, there are things that you are not yet ready for..... grin :whistle



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#205085 - 07/24/10 06:28 PM Re: The French bivouac knife (French army knife?) [Re: Leigh_Ratcliffe]
roberttheiii Offline
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Registered: 02/13/09
Posts: 395
Loc: Connecticut, USA
Growing up we used a corkscrew all the time to remove Styrofoam from strange places....

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