Quote from: Micky d on October 27, 2008, 06:11:49 PMQuote from: jock1 on October 27, 2008, 02:52:21 PMQuote from: felinevet on October 26, 2008, 11:59:16 PMQuote from: ninjaz on October 23, 2008, 07:57:42 PMQuote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.Yes, the Mauser was made as a private companion piece for owners of the Mauser rifle. There were a total of 25,000 made and it has become a rare icon for SAK lovers like the Scientist, Yeoman, etc. And to think I gave mine away Have you got it of your sister yet Yes she handed it back I cleaned it up put an edge back on it then gave it to a mate who was in need of a legal folder for camping /hill walking etc
Quote from: jock1 on October 27, 2008, 02:52:21 PMQuote from: felinevet on October 26, 2008, 11:59:16 PMQuote from: ninjaz on October 23, 2008, 07:57:42 PMQuote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.Yes, the Mauser was made as a private companion piece for owners of the Mauser rifle. There were a total of 25,000 made and it has become a rare icon for SAK lovers like the Scientist, Yeoman, etc. And to think I gave mine away Have you got it of your sister yet
Quote from: felinevet on October 26, 2008, 11:59:16 PMQuote from: ninjaz on October 23, 2008, 07:57:42 PMQuote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.Yes, the Mauser was made as a private companion piece for owners of the Mauser rifle. There were a total of 25,000 made and it has become a rare icon for SAK lovers like the Scientist, Yeoman, etc. And to think I gave mine away
Quote from: ninjaz on October 23, 2008, 07:57:42 PMQuote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.Yes, the Mauser was made as a private companion piece for owners of the Mauser rifle. There were a total of 25,000 made and it has become a rare icon for SAK lovers like the Scientist, Yeoman, etc.
Quote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.
So whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?
Quote from: jock1 on October 28, 2008, 10:36:20 AMQuote from: Micky d on October 27, 2008, 06:11:49 PMQuote from: jock1 on October 27, 2008, 02:52:21 PMQuote from: felinevet on October 26, 2008, 11:59:16 PMQuote from: ninjaz on October 23, 2008, 07:57:42 PMQuote from: gafftapegreenia on October 20, 2008, 06:15:23 AMSo whats the story behind the Mauser? Why the name Mauser? And why so rare?Mauser is well known German gun manufacturer that the knife was produced for.It has all the GAK/Trooper knife tools plus the unique clip point blade "the Mauser blade".I am not sure when they stopped manufacture it but as far as I know it is been in the 80's.Yes, the Mauser was made as a private companion piece for owners of the Mauser rifle. There were a total of 25,000 made and it has become a rare icon for SAK lovers like the Scientist, Yeoman, etc. And to think I gave mine away Have you got it of your sister yet Yes she handed it back I cleaned it up put an edge back on it then gave it to a mate who was in need of a legal folder for camping /hill walking etcI hope the dude saved your life or gave you a kidney, if you gave him a Mauser
Anyone have a Vic Mauser ? Great arent they I dare not use mine but love it to bits, great knife .Lets see some pics Dunc
Yes, I do. Bought it brand new for my 18th birthday, when I didn't even know bout Victorinox or SAKs. It spent the next 10 years in my pocket doing all kinds of work, but now is retired, the 91mms have taken over.I'll take a few pictures later for you guys!
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