Medieval Fairbain Sykes Dagger

[Hrusai]

(8 July 2012, 18:11)Timelord Wrote: Yes it is. It is not suitable as a camp/utility knife though. This is truely a renowned classic combat dagger with custom fittings.

thats cool, i just love the look of it!....would you say its functional at all?...obviously not for regular use ...i think it would just go on my wall ^^...is a lovely display piece if nothing else

[Timelord]

It is the real deal for a dagger. No good for a utility knife.

[NorthernRaider]

(9 July 2012, 00:12)Timelord Wrote: It is the real deal for a dagger. No good for a utility knife.

But a fine tactical EDC carry if the faeces impacts the propeller.

[Nemesis]

(8 July 2012, 22:15)Hrusai Wrote:

(8 July 2012, 18:11)Timelord Wrote: Yes it is. It is not suitable as a camp/utility knife though. This is truely a renowned classic combat dagger with custom fittings.

thats cool, i just love the look of it!....would you say its functional at all?...obviously not for regular use ...i think it would just go on my wall ^^...is a lovely display piece if nothing else

It is a killing tool, I have two myself they are for the job of killing not chopping or gutting animals or shaving wood sticks, or anything other.

They are very good and I have been close to buying this a few times.

[NorthernRaider]

The Fairburn is a 2nd generation close quarters knives preceded by stuff like Dirks, Tantos etc and superceded by boot knifes like Gerber Guardians and Sting 1As, a knife designed with only one purpose in life.