3V family

[Brummie]

Finally received my 3V Monster Nessie this week to almost complete the family of Koster 3V knives. It was the first of Dan's knives I ordered, and the last one (to date) that I received.

Very nice set. I love the robust, utilitarian designs and the texture of the micarta on the handles of Dan's knives. I also have a Bushmaster in 3V, which is off having a sheath fitted, and one of my favorites of the bunch. But the family is not complete - I really want a WSS to pair with the Monster Nessie. I figure if I keep whinging about this enough, eventually Dan will relent and do another run.

 

[ErichM]

Nice family! Can I join you in the whining???

 

[Brummie]

Nice family! Can I join you in the whining???

Be my guest. Whinge, whine and occassionally throw your toys out of the pram - that's the way we roll

 

[Daniel Koster]

Great pics, Brummie. :thumbup:


Keep the whining coming....I'm taking names....LOL


I do plan on doing more in the summer!

Dan

 

[Flexxx]

What knife is that in the first pic on the top?
That blade is sick....

Looks like the MUCK

Damn awesome blades

 

[Brummie]

Looks like the MUCK

Yes, it is a MUCK - beautiful lines, but also immensely versatile. Its one of the ones that was sold through KSF, which Dan forgot to put a swedge on. He offered to grind the swedge for anyone who bought one and wanted it, but I am happy with it as is - the thicker tip should help with batonning, and the balance is a little bit forward, but not uncomfortably so. I also have a Busse Skinny ASH & SAR6, Fallkniven Njord and Caldwell 1-6, but if I could keep only one 6" blade, the MUCK would be it.

 

[JayGoliath]

Hi Mr.Koster and all,

Might not be the best thread to ask this question but i've read about a 1/4-3/8" thick stock on a Nessie before.
Are those still available?

J