Argonaut

dogman · Dec 29, 2004

Tried a suble mix of steels and materials. 3-1/2" ATS-34 blade (8" OAL), Eggerling bolsters, mammoth ivory scales, anodized Ti liners, ambi-disk opener, $475 delivered CONUS, check, MO or Paypal (add 3%).

TIR · Dec 30, 2004

Wow that is impressive! Excellent price as well.

dogman · Feb 17, 2005

Thanks for the comment. Still available.

kile · Feb 17, 2005

That knife is gorgeous. I have one of your fixed blades, and have been dying to see one of your folders in person, but I am broke right now. Again, nice work.
Kyle Fuglesten

dogman · Feb 17, 2005

Hi, Kyle.
What do you have? Did you get it directly from me? I don't remember your name and it is pretty easy to remember

bishop85gt · Feb 18, 2005

Like I said in another post I'm broke. Just wanted to say nice job though.

fisherk · Feb 18, 2005

Bob,

Another exceptional floder!! I love the clean lines and hidden pivot. If this beauty is anywhere near as smooth as my NY Special folder that I got from you, this knife is quite a bargain. Whenever I bring my NY Special to our NJKCA meetings, the smooth opening and the overall appearence never fail to get their share of compliments. Thanks again for contacting me when the original buyer had to back out. I'd be willing to bet that he still regrets the fact that other obligations came up. Thanks again.

Ken

kile · Feb 19, 2005

Hey Bob,
I have one of you office companions, I think that is what it was called, It has sheep horn scales, and double bolsters. It used to be on your website, I am not sure if it still is. I have used the knife quite a bit, and it has held up well. I have been kind of a follower of yours since I got the knife. I can't remember where I picked it up, but I did not get it directly from you. I have always been a fan of your work, and of the way you conduct yourself on various knife forums. You are one of the guys who inspired me to make knives. I usually just lurk on the forums, that way I can't get myself into trouble.

Kyle Fuglesten

dogman · Feb 19, 2005

Wow, that must have the old maker's mark on it (RM DOGGETT). Glad you are putting it to good use. I think I only used that mark on my first 20-25 knives or so, then I switched to the new mark.