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Antique Ivory with red liners. Beautiful combo. Get it. It only looks slick
My advice is to get the leather sheath to go with it when you get one.
 
Oh, man. My Upland Special should be here Monday... this is making the wait unbearable. I think I made a good choice going with a barkie.
 
Nice Novatac NoFair:D

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ROCK6
 
They are all so cool looking its real hard to decide, I am sort of leaning towards the antique ivory because it seems it would look the best with a nice patina on the blade. I know Im safe with black, and green (the browner the better) is cool too, but if I dropped it it would be hard to find. I will be getting the leather sheath or having one custom made.
 
j williams said:
Whats the 3rd one in from the last, I like it. Also what is the pinless bamboo looking one?
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#6 from the left is a BRKT Kephart with ivory Micarta...a very simple but excellent blade.

#7 from the left is BRKT's Nebula. It was their first attempt at a bushcraft with a convex/scandi hybrid gind. Mine has bocate wood scales...a real nice blade...


ROCK6
 
Here's mine with the thumb ramp removed. Gene
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O yeah, one more thing, are there any other bark rivers with a 4.25-5" blade you would reccomend over this one for a general utility fixed blade?
 
I've posted this one before but here it is again... green/black micarta sanded down to take the shine off and improve the grip a bit. A couple of fish thrown in there for scale :)

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