A Few Gossman's In South Florida...

cocomen69

cocomen69

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With the happy new arrival of my Buffalo Knife, I thought I would post a Gossman "family" Pic that might help some identify the different models and the size comparisons between some of them.

From Left to Right...

Pocket Hunter with Stag Handles
"Tactical Skinner" with Bone Stag Handles
Nessmuk with Micarta Handle
7" Choiless Tusker with Micarta Handle
8" Buffalo knife with Osage Orange Handle
6" Tusker with Ironwood Handle
5" Kephart with Maple Handle
PSK Sr. with Micarta Handle
PSK Sr. Chordwrapped
PSK with Micarta Handle
PSK Jr. with Jigged Bone Handle

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Here is a shot from the side, to give better reference of the different lengths...

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And Scott ships these knives with wonderful sheaths... Here is a pic showing the different types of sheaths, including his new style on the Buffalo knife. :thumbup:

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**Oh yeah, and the really cool neck sheath on the PSK Jr. is by Mountainfolk Mike. :thumbup:
 
Really nice selection there. I really like the pocket hunter with stag and the Tusker with ironwood.

How do you like the PSK cord wrapped vs. the PSK micarta?

Thanks for sharing.
:)
 
I like them both very much, but I have pounded quite a bit on the micarta one, however... the chordwrapped has only cut a few boxes. I think the micarta is just more comfortable.
 
You lucky bastard, thats a super awesome collection Mike. I have a couple on order, I cant wait to get them......

My PSK is my favorite knife. Its gone everywhere in my pocket or around my neck or on my hip since I got it. You will love Jeffs kydex it fits perfect, and the green matches the micarta perfect.
 
You notice the PSK has no sheath in the pic? :D

I was using it while kayaking, and I think the sheath fell overboard...:foot:

As you can tell, I really dig Scott's blades. Mostly I use the Choiless tusker, the Kephart a bit, and the Micarta PSKs. I just got the Nessie, but will be using it here shortly, what with hunting season just around the corner. :)
 
I have a choiless tusker on order in osage, along with a green micarta Keppy.:cool:

IMO the PSK is the perfect small fixed blade. It just melts in your hand, and is stout enough that I would carry it and my Vic farmer in the woods and not have any worries.

Scotts stuff is freakin amazing, and he can grind a blade like no other IMO.:thumbup:
 
:eek: You have more then I do now. :D Great collection you got going on there. :thumbup: Thanks for the compliments guys. It really means alot to me.
Scott
 
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