My 1917 knuckle knife

[Hal O'Peridol]

Bought this off a walk in at a local gun show. Everyone was trying to buy his pimped out 10/22, but I got the knife for 150 bux.

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http://enfielditis.net/knuckle/knuckle7.jpgHave been wanting an original for quite a while, now I got one!:headbang:

[Jeff L]

Man I sure wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of one those!

[Duane Hansen]

I would say that you made out very well on the deal. Nice knife.

[Litt'le Lee]

CAJUN PAWN had one on last night along with 1918 model

[Barryeye]

Lovely knife. I would love to own one but fearsom as it looks it is not IMHO a very practical knife for fighting. The blade appears to be only good for thrusting, not slashing and as another bit of kit to be carried it is far from a utility knife. Yet it reeks of history and I want one.

[Dolt]

This knife was made exclusively for puncturing Germans. Usually through heavy wool overcoats. It worked just fine for that. You got a really nice deal.

[Hecklerusp45]

If that think could talk what stories it could tell. You have a lot of history there.

[ebeeby]

Very good buy. Those m1917 sheaths bring $350+ on feebay.

[1563621]

Great buy!

[cplnorton]

Didn't the Germans cry foul to the Geneva Convention over these? Something about how you cannot stitch the wound close, because of the triangle blade.

[Fred]

Excellent price. I was paying that for them 30 years ago.