Indians For Guns

Here`s one for you to identify........I expect it`ll take Mack The Knife about 10 seconds !
So what is this..........precisely ?

Saar.... it is costly Switzerland make knife ?

That was an......inspired guess CC - There`s no fooling you is there ?
( I`m sooooo glad that I said `precisely`. ) ( ) ( )

Actually, considering what they offer, I don`t think that these Swiss made knives are `costly`........ Very good value in my opinion.

SwissZilla !!!

GOOD name !
However, this has to be `Swisszilla`:

What's the point of the "pocket"-knife/tool ?

The `Swiss Giant` ? Good question. It weighs well over a kilo, many of the tools can`t be used because they`re too far from an edge and it costs just under £500 !
I think its success has been a surprise even to Wenger/Victorinox - people buy them as `collectibles`.
Anyway, that monster is easy to identify - but what about the smaller knife shown first ?

Mack The Knife, you`re very quiet.
Actually this knife isn`t all that easy to identify.
Here`s another picture of it:

This one really did ought to give the game away....... The picture even shows the manufacturer.........Not that it was ever in doubt anyway !!!

Victorinox Swiss Army Swiss Champ XLT

-Inder

"Victorinox Swiss Army Swiss Champ XLT "

Afraid not. No coconut for you Inder.

Grumpy";p="27285 wrote:"Victorinox Swiss Army Swiss Champ XLT "

Afraid not. No coconut for you Inder.

Hmmmmm what the heck ... never liked coconuts anyway

-Inder

`No coconut` or `close but no coconut` is an English expression which derives from fairgrounds where there would be `Coconut Shies` - stalls where you`ld throw wooden balls at coconuts mounted in `cups`. The idea was that you would win a coconut by knocking one out of its cup. A VERY rare event as it happens.
It just means that your guess was close but not correct.

Grumpy";p="27287 wrote:`No coconut` or `close but no coconut` is an English expression which derives from fairgrounds where there would be `Coconut Shies` - stalls where you`ld throw wooden b@ll$ at coconuts mounted in `cups`. The idea was that you would win a coconut by knocking one out of its cup. A VERY rare event as it happens.
It just means that your guess was close but not correct.

Oh Thanks Grumps....

-Inder

I thought you wanted me to keep my trap shut on this one....