Comments on: Wolverine Claws… Revisited. http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/ A blog about Dark, Unique and Beautiful Weaponry. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:09:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: phyreblade http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2105 phyreblade Thu, 18 Sep 2008 06:28:22 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2105 @Mozza They are, bruv, they are... :) @Sinza LOL... Sweet!!! Can't wait!! Though if it were me, I'd wait and see how well the first one turns out to be before going for another... Oh and for those who want to see pics of this bad boy, close up, Pay Sinza's site a visit: http://sinza.forumotion.com ... Trust me... you should check it out even if you don't care about wolverine claws... :D @Chinaman Thanks... I try... ;) @Mozza
They are, bruv, they are… :)

@Sinza
LOL… Sweet!!! Can’t wait!! Though if it were me, I’d wait and see how well the first one turns out to be before going for another…

Oh and for those who want to see pics of this bad boy, close up, Pay Sinza’s site a visit:
http://sinza.forumotion.com … Trust me… you should check it out even if you don’t care about wolverine claws… :D

@Chinaman
Thanks… I try… ;)

]]> By: chinaman http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2104 chinaman Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:24:13 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2104 Hi Fucking hard thinking posts Hi
Fucking hard thinking posts

]]> By: Sinza http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2103 Sinza Wed, 17 Sep 2008 13:42:03 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2103 Couldn't resist any longer.....I just ordered it. Should be here next week I would think. When I get it I'll do a review with close up pictures and post it over at 'Exotic Automatic' forum. Two things did it for me...the wrist strap for added stability and the skeleton hand. This looks a lot like a Wolverine skeleton claw letter opener I own, but bigger. I'm really thinking about getting two, as these are the nicest I've seen so far and it would be killer to have both hands full. *SKNIT* Couldn’t resist any longer…..I just ordered it.
Should be here next week I would think.
When I get it I’ll do a review with close up pictures and post it over at ‘Exotic Automatic’ forum.

Two things did it for me…the wrist strap for added stability and the skeleton hand. This looks a lot like a Wolverine skeleton claw letter opener I own, but bigger.
I’m really thinking about getting two, as these are the nicest I’ve seen so far and it would be killer to have both hands full. *SKNIT*

]]> By: MoZZA http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2102 MoZZA Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:19:38 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2102 i thought it looked a bit similar was all :D i thought it looked a bit similar was all :D

]]> By: phyreblade http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2101 phyreblade Thu, 04 Sep 2008 05:51:52 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2101 @Mozza Yes, yes, good eye man! This is a very good example of the Japanese Tekagi (or Tekko-Kagi) hand claw design... Good catch, I hadn't even thought about that! I think I like the design for the same reasons I like the Tekagi design... @Jordan Well yes, that's the iffy part here, I can't really tell how well this thing is put together. If it is well constructed, strong, large welds, or big bolts or something, than this would actually be a great design. Otherwise, it's just another display piece/wall hanger... And to answer your question, I actually go looking for blades from all over the place, not just eBladestore. The weapons links on the right have a lot of the places i find some of the more "interesting" weapons I blog about. They aren't all bad. I run into quite a few well designed weapons, I've just been finding a lot of goofy blades to rant about lately... There are unique weapons all over the web, but there are a few places that carry a wider selection of distinctive blades than others, so I tend to write about blades from them more than others. But I'll write about weapons from any site that has interesting weapons and good, large, clean pics, so if I can't get one to play with, I can use the pics for reference... @Mozza
Yes, yes, good eye man! This is a very good example of the Japanese Tekagi (or Tekko-Kagi) hand claw design… Good catch, I hadn’t even thought about that! I think I like the design for the same reasons I like the Tekagi design…

@Jordan
Well yes, that’s the iffy part here, I can’t really tell how well this thing is put together. If it is well constructed, strong, large welds, or big bolts or something, than this would actually be a great design. Otherwise, it’s just another display piece/wall hanger…

And to answer your question, I actually go looking for blades from all over the place, not just eBladestore. The weapons links on the right have a lot of the places i find some of the more “interesting” weapons I blog about. They aren’t all bad. I run into quite a few well designed weapons, I’ve just been finding a lot of goofy blades to rant about lately…

There are unique weapons all over the web, but there are a few places that carry a wider selection of distinctive blades than others, so I tend to write about blades from them more than others. But I’ll write about weapons from any site that has interesting weapons and good, large, clean pics, so if I can’t get one to play with, I can use the pics for reference…

]]> By: Jordan http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2100 Jordan Wed, 03 Sep 2008 23:02:44 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2100 Wow, these fancy blades really amaze me with their so called ability to 'hold together'. Hey, it looks sweet, but i find it hard to believe that thing would really hold together after a stab. Very nice looking though, i would love to have it. Looks pretty scary too. just a quick question, i was just wondering, do you review a lot of weapons from ebladestore, or do they just have a bunch stupid weapons that are fun to beat down on?no offense, i love your blog dude. Wow, these fancy blades really amaze me with their so called ability to ‘hold together’. Hey, it looks sweet, but i find it hard to believe that thing would really hold together after a stab. Very nice looking though, i would love to have it. Looks pretty scary too.

just a quick question, i was just wondering, do you review a lot of weapons from ebladestore, or do they just have a bunch stupid weapons that are fun to beat down on?no offense, i love your blog dude.

]]> By: MoZZA http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2099 MoZZA Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:28:02 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2099 phyre... the cats and tigers post.... was it the tekkagi? phyre… the cats and tigers post…. was it the tekkagi?

]]> By: phyreblade http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2098 phyreblade Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:31:45 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2098 Really, I agree, the structural integrity of the build is my only concern about this design. It's too hard to tell from the pic how well connected everything is, And stuff like this I usually don't get to see in person before I post, so your guess is as good as mine, but assuming that everything is solidly connected, this would be the most practical version of Wolverine claws I have run into so far... It's almost sacrilegious to see how horribly blinged out it is... Really, I agree, the structural integrity of the build is my only concern about this design. It’s too hard to tell from the pic how well connected everything is, And stuff like this I usually don’t get to see in person before I post, so your guess is as good as mine, but assuming that everything is solidly connected, this would be the most practical version of Wolverine claws I have run into so far… It’s almost sacrilegious to see how horribly blinged out it is…

]]> By: Niccolo http://thedarkblade.com/wolverine-claws-revisited/comment-page-1/#comment-2097 Niccolo Mon, 01 Sep 2008 11:51:10 +0000 http://thedarkblade.com/?p=354#comment-2097 Shock and horror. The most ornate version is also the most practical? I think I just heard countless 'art' blades dying horrible, horrible deaths. I hope they make good teaspoons. What I really wanna see, though, is how the claws are fastened onto the steel brace. It looks good, and the parts that I can see look solid, but Gods help me if those claws are just riveted on... Shock and horror. The most ornate version is also the most practical? I think I just heard countless ‘art’ blades dying horrible, horrible deaths. I hope they make good teaspoons.

What I really wanna see, though, is how the claws are fastened onto the steel brace. It looks good, and the parts that I can see look solid, but Gods help me if those claws are just riveted on…

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