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    We aren't allowed to own those fine knuckle duster types here unfortunately. I've always like the US fighting knives.
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    Fair enough browningautorifleicon!
    Guess I will need to stick to the bayonet collecting!!
    Best Regards,
    Sam.

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    It is correct, Well worn and overpriced. I have had many over the years.

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