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    Terry Searl is offline Registration terminated at the member's request
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    my contemporary sgian Dubh

    46 Not aTraditional Sgian Dubh but mine for 45 years .jpg
    Quote Originally Posted by uncle remus View Post
    I will be purchasing an new knife in a few weeks to use as a sgian dubh. I would like some rules of thumb for such a knife. It will not be a traditional sgian but rather a small fixed blade knife. what I would like to know is blade length, overall length, sheath styles that work etc.

    thank you in advance


    moderator if you think this would be better someplace else please move it thanks
    My contemporary Sgian Dubh is a knife with a 4 inch blade that I have carried for well over 45 years and brings me many many memories of good times in the past. I think if a person wearing a "Sgian Dubh", no matter what style it is, uses common sense and respects the laws where he is wearing it, he shouldn't have any problems. Wearing a Sgian Dubh to the pub or any place serving alcohol or in any place not accustomed to people wearing kilted attire or in any place where any kind of blade is not acceptable then leave the Sgian Dubh at home.....it really isn't essential to wear one......Like I said use common sense it is likely to keep you out of trouble.....just my opinion though

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