yup. there were new scales, for the big line, and prototypes too! in colors! CNC'ed and lovely. all the programming is done, eh?
also some handles for the BK-11s. they look sharp, and are going to be very nice.
i myself bought some of the new micarta ones, and got them signed by Ethan
many many many pictures and surprises coming
oh, they had 150-190 clean, sharp, and engraved 2009 LAST OF BATCH of the BK-77 - the extreme version of the BK-07 Combat Utility. they come with the new micarta grips, AND the improved sheath with special spot for the BK-13 Remora. HOT HOT HOT. heck, the show price was HOT HOT HOT. i'm so glad i got one.
and pictures! yes, many pictures! also of the RAT booth ;] ;} ;>
and after seeing the KaBar/LaserLyte Pistol Bayonet... i want to see a special rail adapter for the BK-11s. can be done. WILL be done if i have to do it myself
KaBar was also kind enough to sell me a user BK-03 TacTool. the price, well, you had to be there. i always wanted a pre-used beater for the car :> yay!
and well, gosh. the Beckers sold at the booth VERY well, a few extremes that i know about, all the neckers, i think all or most of the campanions, several tactools, not sure how many combat models. LOTS. less to carry home for those guys.
hopefully, my mule will be shipping me my stuff
autographed by Ethan himself too :> well, the extreme anyway. seems a right pretty thing to do for a last of a kind collectible.
i believe Ethan saw more stuff he made, that he forgot he made, at that show, than ever before. i managed to show up with a leather sheath, one of the very first runs of sheaths for the MachAx. neat stuff. another gent came buy with a MachAx Warrior. you just don't SEE these items anymore.
can't wait for the new stuff coming out.
Bladite