November 17, 2002, 05:23 PM | #1 |
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Bud Nealy MCS
Any one else use one of these, either the Boker mass-production version or the Bud Nealy original?
I just bought a Boker Bud Nealy Escort and it's done thrown a cravin' over me for the real deal. Oh, well; there goes another few hundred $$$... |
November 17, 2002, 06:34 PM | #2 |
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I've known Bud for several years, he's a great guy. I have all the Boker models that came out. They are very good quality and value. The Custom I had from Bud was his Pesh Kabaz. More of a
kitchen knife with and armoor pierceing point. Wish I still had it. I was talked out of it in a trade several years ago. He has a new scabbard design that I have not seen in person yet. It looks to be a velcro derivative, but much stronger. Good choice, cheers, ts
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November 18, 2002, 11:40 AM | #3 |
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Have one with the Pesh-Kabz. You'll love it. Works very well.
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November 20, 2002, 05:40 PM | #4 |
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Got three of the darned things (MCS kydex thingy).
But...I only got two of the blades left. Typically carry it hanging down from the left interior breast pocket of suit/sport coat. Lost one somewhere in Las Vegas... and it was the Daryl Meier Damascus blade too...(gnashing of teeth, pulling of hair). I prefer the aikuchi to the Pesh Kabaz. No reason, just 'cause. Never had the Boker, I just keep buying Bud's handiwork. Great little system, if you can keep the darned thing where it belongs (hmmm, thats what my Dad always used to tell me too) Adios
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