Friends.
I didn 't mean to offend anyone. I was offered to buy this dagger. The seller wants $2,000 for that. I wanted to buy, but I had doubts about the authenticity of this dagger. So I asked a question. I am grateful for your answers. You helped me save my money.
Ok, thanks for the input Larry. I must admit that I am a bit confused. I don't understand the references made to a 3-D-forum, which by closer inspection doesn't even seem to be related to 3-D-printing, but computer generated pictures of daggers, and the comment of that he should know it is a fake?by Larry C
On the second note I think that as an owner of my own Hammesfahr ground Röhm I could have some valuble information about the similarities and differences to contribute with, as I also did. Where these wrong in your opinion?
And, as a newbie in this hobby these forums sometimes feels a bit like a catch 22, in that experts in some cases just say "Its all bad", "It's all parts dagger" or "It is a fake" but doesn't leave an explanation to why it would be that way. As a newbie I think that some explaining and pointing things out openly would facilitate learning a bit.
Thanks and have a nice New Years Eve!
My apologies Vlad! Foul morning mood in combination with misinterpreting the references made to your previous computer work made me write an unnecessarily harsh comment.
Happy new year to Russia from Sweden!
I agree with all the above.
Parts dagger at best.
Grip is a modern repro.
To all happiness, and all Happy New Year!
I think Larry just meant you should slow down a bit so you don't say things you later regret and lose credibility therefrom. No hard feelings.
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