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I must commend you on such a magnificent web site. I bought my first sog S1 bowie when I was 18 years old. I'm about to turn 42 so, I was one of the lucky one's who got an actual serial numbered (1242 out of 1500) original. I also bought first gen tomcat, stingray and tigershark knives. I served with ACo. 3/73Armor 82nd Airborne as a 19D1P Cav Scout during my military service. I carried my sog tomcat through my whole service (including Desert Shield/Desert Storm)and it served me very well indeed. In 1996, I had my knife collection stolen along with all of my sog knives. Not until 2007 did I get the bug to replace a few of my favorite sog models. I searched all over the web for an original S1 bowie. At the time, the S1C bowie had just been released. I promply ordered a new S1C #219 of 1000 but, I still had a desire for the original. I launched the hail mary of internet serches. Being a true scout, I found a small knife shop in Washington state that still had one on display in their shop. It wasen't a numbered copy but, still an original production version with facet tip. (the first numbered versions had no facet tip)I now own an original and a 20year aniversary S1 bowie!! Since then, I have purchased the 2.0 bowie, tech bowie (black), and super bowie variants. After looking at all of the modern tactical knives like Spartan, Zero Tolerance and MOD, I still favor the look and feel of a SOG over everything else!! I guess it's very hard to teach an old dog a few new tricks. |
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Great site. I am in love w/ the sog product as well.I am looking for an original desert dagger to purchase.Any help would be appriciated. |
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Great Site with a wealth of information!!! I have some superb photos of older and special SOGs that I would like to contribute to the site. Please provide me with an email address to send these photos and details to. Warm regards to all! |
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Hi there. First of all congrat's on a great site. Great work!
I'm a knife collector from Norway (especially SOG knives). So far my collection of SOG's list's as following:
Tigershark S5, serrated, kydex sheath (x2) Both MINT
Tigershark S5, plain edge, leather sheath MINT
Tigershark SK-5, marked EDM.WA - Condition Good.
Midnite Tigershark SK-5, marked EDM.WA - NIB (New In Box)
Scuba Demo serial #127, leather sheath - MINT
Dessert Dagger, kydex sheath - MINT
Government Agent, powdered, kydex sheath - MINT
Tech1, leather sheath - MINT
Tech1, leather sheath, marked EDM.WA and also marked Hoffritz - Condition good
Tech2, leather sheath, marked S.M. CA - Condition pretty good
SEAL 2000, kydex sheath - MINT
And still searching for more :) (Also have a lot of other SOG's, but these are the ones from "EXTRAORDINARY BLADES" section.
Best regards from Sp1
Oslo Norway
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have a SOG trident. has been sharpened and shows use.has a current sog leather sheath. my question is about the blade markings. is marked SOG SPECIALTIES in a line. knife is made in japan. an older knife? |
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