I participated in the Byrd passaraound of the Meadowlark and Cara cara, and I was very impressed with the knives, but the shape wasn't a big turnon. Now I see the Flight, with a spearpoint blade, which is my favorite. Seems to have a Native-esqe look. Who is retailing the Byrds?
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Try New Graham Knives. I've always had great luck with their service.
http://www.newgraham.com/byrd_knives.htm
http://www.newgraham.com/byrd_knives.htm
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I'll second New Graham. I've dealt with them on several occasions and they provide excellent, friendly service.
I took out my Crossbill to look at it after reading your "Native-sqe" comment and now that you mention it, the byrd handle does sort of resemble the Native. However, I assure you that it feels different. Not trying to disuade you since I personaly like the ergonomics of the byrd, and they have a pretty good steel (hard stuff).
I took out my Crossbill to look at it after reading your "Native-sqe" comment and now that you mention it, the byrd handle does sort of resemble the Native. However, I assure you that it feels different. Not trying to disuade you since I personaly like the ergonomics of the byrd, and they have a pretty good steel (hard stuff).