Gniaaaargggggghhhhhh.Quite sure I saw that model a couple of years ago on a fleamarket and decided against it since the seller wanted more than 20 €. But I do like the expression "facepalm" and am highly delighted that Jean-Luc has a place on MT.o.
Quote from: Tomcat_81 on February 21, 2016, 09:56:44 PMGniaaaargggggghhhhhh.Quite sure I saw that model a couple of years ago on a fleamarket and decided against it since the seller wanted more than 20 €. But I do like the expression "facepalm" and am highly delighted that Jean-Luc has a place on MT.o. Sure it was this one?There also is a different walther SAK-like knife from a different brand, those sell for 20€
The 108 Fireman seems to be even rarer than the Walther. Also there are rumors of a black GAK (German police) and grey GAK (German navy).
Quote from: ColoSwiss on February 22, 2016, 02:30:01 AMThe 108 Fireman seems to be even rarer than the Walther. Also there are rumors of a black GAK (German police) and grey GAK (German navy).Which Firemen? Several Vic 108's have been called "Fireman:"1. One w/red scales, fireman's logo, no bail or logo.2. One w/red scales, fireman's logo, & bail.3. One w/red scales, no logo, & bail. This is like the Hunter except for the red scales & bail.
Not really.. it's a cool, black gak that most importantly hasn't been on sale anywhere for 2-3 years.The value of an item is not given by the cost, by what the seller thinks it's worth or what you think it's worth, but of the highest sum someone would pay if they really really wanted it.Seeing as it's the only black GAK and thing most people need to finish their 108mm/military collections I don;'t find it to be expensive...Compared to the hundreds of dollars people pay for slightly different shades of Alox, I actually find it rather cheap...
My grandfathers neighbor has a 108mm with real horn scales, not sure what model thoughSent from my outdated communication device using an obsolete application
And another one just sold for € 626