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Douk-douk knives
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Lente
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02/27/2011
Anyone here into Douk-douk knives? My buddy gave me one for my birthday and I've become a bit obsessed with it. |
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Mr. NoNaMe
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02/28/2011
Just great. Now I'm gonna have to find one of those. |
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MadDogMike
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02/28/2011
Looks like a French spelling of Duk-Duk. "The douk-douk is a very simple slipjoint knife, having no locking mechanism, but only a very strong backspring to bias it towards opening and closure" |
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talo ka
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02/28/2011
ooohhhhh... i want 1. |
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virani
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02/28/2011
Have you seen the tiki one ? Those knives were used by the french army in the colonies. You can see most of the collection here : http://www.hommedesbois.fr/couteau/couteau_poche/douk_douk/couteaux.htm Easy to find in France. [ Edited by: virani 2011-02-28 09:15 ] |
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Lente
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03/01/2011
They are really functional as knives also. Fit right in the pocket, and they stay sharp a really long time. |
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atomictonytiki
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03/01/2011
The most tiki knife I own is a Dyak made Parang I bought in Brunei, the old chap I bought it off had the old style throat tattoo. I use it for everything from gardening to opening coconuts. |
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tiki mick
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03/01/2011
Filipino bolo |
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talo ka
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03/03/2011
dats a nice bolo. i perfer the barong myself. i have a nice 1 and a punal and 2 sundags and a balisong. its great to have ex-pat friends in davo city. |
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MadDogMike
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03/03/2011
I've got a couple of balisongs too but don't take them out of the drawer much. Possesion in California is a FELONY!!! You can strap a machete to your belt or a shotgun to your back, but don't get caught with a balisong in your pocket! |
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talo ka
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03/04/2011
not illegal here but it is too nice to carry around. the spydercos are for that. |
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Mr. NoNaMe
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01/28/2012
Found my douk douk knife. Reminds me of Eric and Manuel. |
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MadDogMike
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01/28/2012
Looks gently used Erik, where'd ya find it? |
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Mr. NoNaMe
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01/28/2012
Teh pic is way better than the knife. Ya know that fancy "flash photography!" Found at an estate sale today. The only thing. |
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The oldest tiki knife in my collection is a Parang from Dyak, which I purchased in Brunei; the vendor had a traditional neck tattoo. From gardening to opening coconuts, I use it for everything. |
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