Custom Slipjoints

Win,

Congrats. A stunning knife from one of my favorite makers. His work is always elegant.

Here are a few that are just out of Mike Zscherny's shop that will add to the drool factor in this thread also.

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:thumbup:Those Zschernys are SSSWEEET, stag,swedges, bladetype, and profile, bearhead scales, what more could a person want/ OH ya the proverbial GET IN "MY" POCKET:D!


The owner/owners of those are some lucky someb.....:p
 
I gotta say that Mike's "Eureka Jack" looks very desirable! :cool::thumbup:
(Looks like he's been spending some time with Tony and his patterns. ;))
 
Mike Zscherny is building fine Slipjoint Knives. His workmanship is excellent as with all his knives..
 
d.parker said:
Mike Zscherny is building fine Slipjoint Knives. His workmanship is excellent as with all his knives..
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Gotta agree Darrell. Spoke with Mike earlier today and I'm sure he's very pleased with the positive feedback. I'm sure we'll be seeing quite a few of his knives posted in the forum over the coming weeks and months.

I've got his single blade swayback in stag in my pocket as we speak.
 
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Gotta agree Darrell. Spoke with Mike earlier today and I'm sure he's very pleased with the positive feedback. I'm sure we'll be seeing quite a few of his knives posted in the forum over the coming weeks and months.

I've got his single blade swayback in stag in my pocket as we speak.
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I've been on the lookout for one of Mike's Swaybacks in stag. That one pictured is as nice as it gets, I think.

Carrying one of those has to put a smile on your face!:)
 
Bastid said:
Here are a few that are just out of Mike Zscherny's shop that will add to the drool factor in this thread also.
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Thanks Gus, I was runnin' a surplus of drool lately and needed an outlet. :p :D ;)

Here's some knife content so you don't think I just posted to give Gus raspberries. :)

My Menefee clip point shadow which I have been carrying constantly for almost 2 weeks, and which I can say is truly a pleasure to tote.
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Wait till you see the one I have in the works from Mike. Also, I'm glad he has started doing multi blades. Wonderful Eureka Jack...I think I'm going to have a talk with him tomorrow about finding another 2 blade pattern for him to get started on...
 
I really like Mike's clip blade jack (it looks similar to Tony's Lanny's clip). That is one sweet pattern.
 
I have several of Mike Z's knives. They are all top drawer. Mikes stag is off the charts and looks much better in person than can ever be depicted by pictures - very grainy with terrific color.
I should be getting a 2 Blade Trapper sometime in the next week or so. When it arrives, i will post some pictures, possibly along side some of its brothers.
In the meantime, here is a Tear Drop that i may have posted earlier - this one actually came to me via Gus i seem to recall.

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Who me :D. Sell a knife? (I hope I never have to do that, but you never know what the future will bring).

I saw that beautiful knife at Blade this year, I think Mike R. sold it to you. ;).

I think I have sold three knives out of my collection in 30 years and none were slip joints or multiblades. (2 Brends and a damascus fixed blade)

I am a very sick man, I know.
 
Lee Grogan had that knife. I told Rick about it after Lee sent me a picture.

Mike is doing some great work and getting better with each knife. I look forward to seeing more of his two-blade patterns.
 
Rick, I don't know if it's an honor to me that you thought I was Gus, or an insult to Gus that you thought he was me.
 
I've seen that Teardrop posted before. That's a great looking knife!
 
Just got the photo of Mike Alsdorf's first THREE AND ONE HALF INCH Jack.

I call it the Black Beauty. What do you think about his, no, Mine :D New larger size?

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That's a beauty for sure Jim. I'm glad to see that Mike is offering a new size also. Congrats!
 
Jim for my taste in Jack Knifes the aesthetics are wrong. It will probably make you a fine knife. As it looks to be well built..
 
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