Raven1973
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My buddy Britt from Black Starr knives makes affordable copies of the Predator knives.
Black Starr Knives: Predator Knife...$ 850.00
Black Starr Knives: Predator Knife...$ 850.00
Now that's a Knife - My Crocodile Dundee replica
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cavx
Master Member
As well as the totally awesome COMMANDO knife :love
clancampbell
Sr Member
Stunning recreation of the croc knife!
Rich
Rich
Sloth
Active Member
Very nice knife!! Here is a pic of my Buck 120 I recently acquired, which is the knife that GhostFace uses is based off... The other items are also Scream related; voice changer from Scream 1, cellphone from Scream 4 and Fun World mask. I should have also put my PES robe in there as well lol
Eblackmore
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Raven1973
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Here is a video with the Outback knife
Down Under Knives - The Outback - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH4e455I9jo
Down Under Knives - The Outback - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH4e455I9jo
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Eblackmore
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Id like to someday, he seems like a pretty laid back guy.
Eblackmore
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badasswitablade
New Member
Hello,
I also have The Outback Bowie from Down Under Knives, and you are right as rain! It is badass, high quality, and just about as good as a handmade one. I also have about 4 different high end handmade sheaths for my Outback Bowie knife. They are of incredible quality! Of course, a guy only needs one sheath, LOL! I also just got my handmade First Blood knife and it is Screen Accurate except that the pommel has no compass! But everything else is screen accurate. I also have a Savage handmade sheath for it as well. I am working on finding a stainless steel pommel with compass for it. But I tell you, it's one badass handmade FB knife. And it is just about the best quality one that I've found!! Blow's all others out of this world as far as high attention to detail and quality work! Just my personal opinion though!
And I am trying to find someone (Not Savage) to make a new sheath for it. I think I've found someone that can make me one! Will be wheeling and dealing, LOL!
I also have The Outback Bowie from Down Under Knives, and you are right as rain! It is badass, high quality, and just about as good as a handmade one. I also have about 4 different high end handmade sheaths for my Outback Bowie knife. They are of incredible quality! Of course, a guy only needs one sheath, LOL! I also just got my handmade First Blood knife and it is Screen Accurate except that the pommel has no compass! But everything else is screen accurate. I also have a Savage handmade sheath for it as well. I am working on finding a stainless steel pommel with compass for it. But I tell you, it's one badass handmade FB knife. And it is just about the best quality one that I've found!! Blow's all others out of this world as far as high attention to detail and quality work! Just my personal opinion though!
And I am trying to find someone (Not Savage) to make a new sheath for it. I think I've found someone that can make me one! Will be wheeling and dealing, LOL!
80s HardcoreFan
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where did you got this photo ?
Theses crain knives are almost impossible to find
expect to pay over $8,000.00 for the LS1 alone
Theses crain knives are almost impossible to find
expect to pay over $8,000.00 for the LS1 alone
badasswitablade
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I bought one of these big badass Outback Bowie knives and love it!! I just took mine yesterday and had the blade professionally bead blasted. I do Not like that shiny blade coating on knives. It just scratches so darn easy!! I guess bead blasting scratches too. But I believe a knife blade should either have that Matte finish, which is what bead blasting does, or it should have a Black blade, especially a Bowie or fighter or survival knife!!
First Outback Bowie knife I received just would not take an edge whenever I tried to resharpen it. I even had the knife for over 8 solid months, more like a year and half. I actually just shelved it. Then I remembered that it had a 5 yr or lifetime warranty on it. I contacted the original seller of it but they wouldn't honor the warranty by replacing it. So I then contacted a totally diff store that I never even done business with.
They were so kind, and in just a couple of days they had contacted the maker of the knife on my behalf. Then next thing I knew, Down Under authorized a store her ein the US to send me out a replacement Outback Bowie knife right away.
I received the brand new replacement one, new sheath and all, and sent back the defective one I had right away. Since I have had the new one, have had no problems whatsoever with resharpening it. It's great and stays razor sharp. I also have several handmade leather sheaths for my Outback Bowie knife. I just love the knife too. Not really my style of knife that i favor, as I mainly favor the Rambo style survival knives and the like. Still, just couldn't resist the chance at having this big, bold, badass Crocodile Dundee knife. Definitely the closest thing to owning the real thing!
I haver heard and read so much negativity about the knife maker Jack Crain. It is an awful shame that, providing those negative rumors are true, he chose to runi such the great knife making name that he had!! A real shame. But I have ben messed over by alleged knife makers before who just took my money and ran. This just made me become smarter and less trusting.
First Outback Bowie knife I received just would not take an edge whenever I tried to resharpen it. I even had the knife for over 8 solid months, more like a year and half. I actually just shelved it. Then I remembered that it had a 5 yr or lifetime warranty on it. I contacted the original seller of it but they wouldn't honor the warranty by replacing it. So I then contacted a totally diff store that I never even done business with.
They were so kind, and in just a couple of days they had contacted the maker of the knife on my behalf. Then next thing I knew, Down Under authorized a store her ein the US to send me out a replacement Outback Bowie knife right away.
I received the brand new replacement one, new sheath and all, and sent back the defective one I had right away. Since I have had the new one, have had no problems whatsoever with resharpening it. It's great and stays razor sharp. I also have several handmade leather sheaths for my Outback Bowie knife. I just love the knife too. Not really my style of knife that i favor, as I mainly favor the Rambo style survival knives and the like. Still, just couldn't resist the chance at having this big, bold, badass Crocodile Dundee knife. Definitely the closest thing to owning the real thing!
I haver heard and read so much negativity about the knife maker Jack Crain. It is an awful shame that, providing those negative rumors are true, he chose to runi such the great knife making name that he had!! A real shame. But I have ben messed over by alleged knife makers before who just took my money and ran. This just made me become smarter and less trusting.
Eblackmore
New Member
Blades forged out of 1075, handle is wood with kangaroo leather braided overlay.
Raven1973
Well-Known Member
Regarding knives, I have a handmade Expendables 2 Hibben Toothpick, an Expendables 2 handmade Bowie, a Andy Wood Lile marked First Blood hand made knife, and a Gil Hibben handmade Rambo 3 knife. ...so far.
