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The Deacon wrote:Had this one with me today, on a hike along John Boyd Thacher State Park's Nature Trail...

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Man, I may have to send one of mine to Mr. Krein for a FFG treatment
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Billy wrote:Man, I may have to send one of mine to Mr. Krein for a FFG treatment
Billy, it's definitely worth doing. :D While I understand and respect Ed's reasons for wanting any Sprint Run of the Persian to maintain the hollow grind of the original, Tom's full flat grind treatment takes the Persian's slicing ability up several notches.
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Yes :D I to have been wanting to get at least one of my Persians done by Tom but haven't got around to doing so as yet. Distance is but one factor for me. It will be done sometime soon I think :p
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My mini Persian with a new lanyard:
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These persians are so beautiful.

Dumb question: Why do they call it a "Persian"?
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soldier1231 wrote:These persians are so beautiful.

Dumb question: Why do they call it a "Persian"?
I believe that Ed Schempp, the designer, named them. They got that eastern, "Persian" looks to them, and IMHO the name suits just perfectly. :D
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I believe the Persian's (and surrounding nations) had a sword with an upswept blade called a scimitar. Ed's Persian and mini Persian design is very reminiscent of those designs and the name "Persian" was to honour the heritage of that design.

But enough history lessons... this is a picture thread and forum rules dictates minimal to nil amount of chit chat :D Let's post pics !

Here's one of Master Chief handling a Large Persian - sorry it is a repeat performance of one which I posted in my picture thread, but a Persian nonetheless.

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More to come later.... :p
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ozspyder wrote: Here's one of Master Chief handling a Large Persian - sorry it is a repeat performance of one which I posted in my picture thread, but a Persian nonetheless.

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More to come later.... :p
LOL! Daniel, for some reason, this just looks so natural and right! The curve of the blade and the handle fit the figure perfectly. That's one tough lookin' dude! :D

BTW, where is the figure from? Very cool. :)
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We made a peach blackberry cobbler the other night, and the mini Persian was the perfect tool for slicing a dozen fresh Colorado peaches.
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christoph,

Welcome to the Forum, enjoy your stay.
First post and already Lil Persian in use. It is a great start.
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Just to keep this thread alive I cut this tree in few minutes :)

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Good job Roman :) it's a tad messy tho ;) but I can see you tried to carve out the 'Spyderco' logo in the centre of the stump.

And here is another one from a Tricod trio which arrived today :D . In the package was a CF M4 Mule, a beadblasted UKPK, and a wood handled Mini Persian (I don't know what wood it is - must remind myself to ask Brad). I'll have to oil it up a bit and give it a good working over to get some grit out and also to get a nice sheen on the wood :D I like it :p

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ozspyder wrote:And here is another one from a Tricod trio which arrived today :D . In the package was a CF M4 Mule, a beadblasted UKPK, and a wood handled Mini Persian (I don't know what wood it is - must remind myself to ask Brad).
Very nice Persian Dan! Great job by Brad. If I had to guess, I'd say the wood is Snakewood.
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Daniel,
congratulations on new toys. Enjoy.Does Persian has a clip?
You see, nobody hustled you to update this thread, may be Kopas can be next on your to do list. Your kids can help :) :D
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Wow those are nice, Daniel. Excellent work by Tricod!
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ozspyder wrote:I believe the Persian's (and surrounding nations) had a sword with an upswept blade called a scimitar. Ed's Persian and mini Persian design is very reminiscent of those designs and the name "Persian" was to honour the heritage of that design.

But enough history lessons... this is a picture thread and forum rules dictates minimal to nil amount of chit chat :D Let's post pics !

Here's one of Master Chief handling a Large Persian - sorry it is a repeat performance of one which I posted in my picture thread, but a Persian nonetheless.

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More to come later.... :p
:eek: :D :cool:

It is the Chief's version of the Energy Sword!!!!!!!
(10x more effective than the covenant alternative) ;)
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ozspyder wrote: Image
Very, very nice Dan!
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Roman,
Very clean cut for the amateur :D
I am so glad to finally see your pictures. Now it's my chance to say WE WANT MORE!

Daniel,
As much as I like wood and Persians, your CF Mule is my favorite among your new toys.
I think the same CF would look really nice if not better on Persian.
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WhyNot wrote:Roman,
Very clean cut for the amateur :D
I am so glad to finally see your pictures. Now it's my chance to say WE WANT MORE!

Daniel,
As much as I like wood and Persians, your CF Mule is my favorite among your new toys.
I think the same CF would look really nice if not better on Persian.
Mark.
Thanks Mark,

Funny you should mention a CF Persian ;) :D :p
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C83 Reporting for Duty!!! Really have come to love this knife even more!!!!!
( the last picture it is a water droplet from the fountains behind it it's not rust or anything!)
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