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The current models can be seen on my website. Several will be dropped due to lack of interest.
 
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Speaking only for myself, lack of interest is the farthest thing from the truth--for me, it is lack of funds but I plan on saving up. I stumbled upon one of your knives quite by accident, I was not even looking for this kind of a knife. In fact, my knives of choice were "hard use" folding knives in the vein of Emerson, the occasional Strider and the like. When I got the Kentucky Fieldmate in my hands, I found that it could not leave my pocket. So handy, and I have used it a thousand times. Knowing that it was handmade in the USA by one man is also a comforting thing. So, I don't know what else is going on in the knife community but I know that you have at least one new proud supporter. As stated in another thread, I've been eyeballing the pictures of the JK knives, the reviews, anything I could get my hands on. I will be buying more of your knives, God willing and the creek don't rise.
 
When I got the Kentucky Fieldmate in my hands, I found that it could not leave my pocket. So handy, and I have used it a thousand times.

That right there made my day! I'm glad you like it.

Hope you can add more JK's to your users. Post up some photos sometime. We all like seeing photos.
 
Speaking only for myself, lack of interest is the farthest thing from the truth--for me, it is lack of funds but I plan on saving up. I stumbled upon one of your knives quite by accident, I was not even looking for this kind of a knife. In fact, my knives of choice were "hard use" folding knives in the vein of Emerson, the occasional Strider and the like. When I got the Kentucky Fieldmate in my hands, I found that it could not leave my pocket. So handy, and I have used it a thousand times. Knowing that it was handmade in the USA by one man is also a comforting thing. So, I don't know what else is going on in the knife community but I know that you have at least one new proud supporter. As stated in another thread, I've been eyeballing the pictures of the JK knives, the reviews, anything I could get my hands on. I will be buying more of your knives, God willing and the creek don't rise.

I'll be buying more as well. John is going to be doing a custom knife for me later this year and next year I have several on my want list - starting with that kukri and something for the Wife that she can use in the kitchen. She saw the pic of my Tool (that doesn't sound right :confused: ) and said, "I want that." So, I need to get her some kind of nice custom JK knife for the kitchen. :D
 
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