knoefz
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Wow, sweet collection!i've a goodly little collection of Nessmuks...
you can tell what shapes i like:
Never seen that hollow handle Chris Reeves nesmuk before, what's it called?
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BK Nessmuk And BK Nessmuk Tweener (New Stuff)
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Never seen that hollow handle Chris Reeves nesmuk before, what's it called?
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I love your Nessmuk rendering, Dubz. I’d buy it! 
It’s funny, a few days before the Kephart was announced, I order a Hudson Bay knife. It came tonight. I’d take one of those Beckerized too.
Not as long as the King, wider though.
It’s funny, a few days before the Kephart was announced, I order a Hudson Bay knife. It came tonight. I’d take one of those Beckerized too.
Not as long as the King, wider though.
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I really love my condor hudson. It's my go to kitchen knife. I use it for everything in the kitchen and out in the field as well. Sadly, that condor is the only reason I've yet to get a BK9....yet.I love your Nessmuk rendering, Dubz. I’d buy it!
It’s funny, a few days before the Kephart was announced, I order a Hudson Bay knife. It came tonight. I’d take one of those Beckerized too.
Not as long as the King, wider though.
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Thanks for sharing, traketawlker. My first impression is that it’s a very solid knife. A great bargain! It’s no King though. Hint, hint.
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So if you were to lose the Condor... Say while fishing then you'd get a 9?
Meet me at the Lake
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it's not really a Nessmuk, it's a skinner... the rhino or something? i don't think they make it anymore. too close to the many other knives i had, so i traded it out. might have been a mistake? perhaps not
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Nice! Love the one on the top:
these are the two most pure Nessmuk recrations i know about. except for the one with black handles, that's special
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The only mistake would be dwelling on your mistake.... I do a lot of dwellingit's not really a Nessmuk, it's a skinner... the rhino or something? i don't think they make it anymore. too close to the many other knives i had, so i traded it out. might have been a mistake? perhaps not
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i've a goodly little collection of Nessmuks
Very nice Chris Reeve Ubejane. You don’t see those much anymore.
how come i didn't know about this?
they also have a bk16 look a like
I’ve seen the second one. Their take on a Kephart. Pretty much got everything wrong on that. That ‘muk isn’t much better. Pretty sure the original had a continuous curve or belly on the knife for skinning. And those handles...my baby soft hands hurt just looking at them. Hard pass on them both.
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well, as it turns out i got a JG5 "nessmuk"... i like it. thin, slicey, and the handle actuall is comfortable - very smooth pebble feeling, no sharp edges.
it did come with a nick, like two blades kissed at 90 degrees. few minutes with a carbide to touch it up, back to shaving sharp and no "micro serration"
i love the finish. SMOOOOOOOOOTH. very slicey. they put some effort into doing that. no grind marks.
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Nailed it !!!!!
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Smooooooooth! Damm that has my attentionwell, as it turns out i got a JG5 "nessmuk"... i like it. thin, slicey, and the handle actuall is comfortable - very smooth pebble feeling, no sharp edges.
it did come with a nick, like two blades kissed at 90 degrees. few minutes with a carbide to touch it up, back to shaving sharp and no "micro serration"
i love the finish. SMOOOOOOOOOTH. very slicey. they put some effort into doing that. no grind marks.
I love SMOOOOOOOOTH 1095 
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Nice! Love the one on the top:
Hey Warrior, could you do a mock up of the top blade with the BK11 handle (including the micarta)? I think a pocket nessie would be awesome. The Nessmuk Necker.
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Quick, and I do mean quick rendering:
Personally, I think my Muk tweener looks better:
