[knife] samekniv - Page 2

HeXeY · 2010-05-12, 17:48

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Originally Posted by iwillkillyouhun

1.we use it in HUNGARY too

2. Samekniv you mean like this ? http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3251/...b876f2d30d.jpg

1. Oooh, didn't know that

2. Yeah, but mine looks better, it's got a black blade ^^

myles · 2010-05-12, 20:06

banzaiiiii

single.shot (nor) · 2010-05-12, 22:25

SAMEKNIV! +10 cool points for this suggestion!

pleym · 2010-05-13, 11:18

The "samekniv" sapmi knife is more used in field than the normal knifs we are getting distributed in the army. May not used by our forces in Afghanistan but here in Norway and by the home guard

Its at least more handy than the cheese slicer

lagopus · 2010-05-13, 12:19

These knifes where standard equipment when i served as a border guard up north. Their use are primary chopping up small trees etc.. for example when making a hidden observation post. The knife is given out primary to ranger/recon troops. Not sure how i should translate "jegerbataljon"

8 inch knife, custom made to the norwegian army.

A very bearded friend of mine participated in one of the large NATO event's "Cold Response" He was a part of a home guard division and was standing guard at a port when two american soldiers who had been looking at him for a while came over and asked him what special forces branch he belonged to. He didnt understand anything, until they pointed at the knife. They assumed that only special forces carried those knifes and where allowed to look that "shabby". They had a good laugh, then he sold the knife to one of the guys.

iwillkillyouhun · 2010-05-13, 15:17

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Originally Posted by HeXeY

Yeah, but mine looks better, it's got a black blade ^^

:S Lucky you :P

Hanniz · 2010-05-14, 05:10

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Originally Posted by iwillkillyouhun

2. Samekniv you mean like this ? http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3251/...b876f2d30d.jpg

Yes, and that knife even have the marking of "garnisonen i Porsanger" my old unit, back in the days....

The wolf symbol is used by units in the northern part of Norway, e.g. Finnmark.

Duck · 2010-05-14, 08:46

Just put it this way:
Norwegian cheese slicers : Norwegian soldier
Cheese: Insurgent

"Set up SLICERS (bayonets)! CHARGE!"

Slow and painful death to be sliced by a cheese slicer i guess...

iwillkillyouhun · 2010-05-14, 15:23

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Originally Posted by Hanniz

Yes, and that knife even have the marking of "garnisonen i Porsanger" my old unit, back in the days....

The wolf symbol is used by units in the northern part of Norway, e.g. Finnmark.

so you were in the military ?

Zimmer · 2010-05-14, 15:28

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Originally Posted by iwillkillyouhun

so you were in the military ?

Conscript army

2010-05-12, 20:06	#12
myles Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,579 Ireland Location: dublin	Re: N. Forces knife banzaiiiii

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single.shot (nor) Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 685 Norway Location: Oslo	Re: N. Forces knife SAMEKNIV! +10 cool points for this suggestion!

2010-05-13, 11:18	#14
pleym PR:BF2 Developer Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 659 Norway Location: Finnmark Blog Entries: 1	Re: N. Forces knife The "samekniv" sapmi knife is more used in field than the normal knifs we are getting distributed in the army. May not used by our forces in Afghanistan but here in Norway and by the home guard Its at least more handy than the cheese slicer
	PR:BF2 Mapper

2010-05-13, 12:19	#15
lagopus Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 71 Norway	Re: N. Forces knife These knifes where standard equipment when i served as a border guard up north. Their use are primary chopping up small trees etc.. for example when making a hidden observation post. The knife is given out primary to ranger/recon troops. Not sure how i should translate "jegerbataljon" 8 inch knife, custom made to the norwegian army. A very bearded friend of mine participated in one of the large NATO event's "Cold Response" He was a part of a home guard division and was standing guard at a port when two american soldiers who had been looking at him for a while came over and asked him what special forces branch he belonged to. He didnt understand anything, until they pointed at the knife. They assumed that only special forces carried those knifes and where allowed to look that "shabby". They had a good laugh, then he sold the knife to one of the guys.
lagopus Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 71 Norway

2010-05-14, 08:46	#18
Duck Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 36 Norway	Re: N. Forces knife Just put it this way: Norwegian cheese slicers : Norwegian soldier Cheese: Insurgent "Set up SLICERS (bayonets)! CHARGE!" Slow and painful death to be sliced by a cheese slicer i guess...
Duck Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 36 Norway