Dropped Hunter

TK Steingass

TK Steingass

Knifemaker - Buckeye
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Greetings All: It seems everyone wants this color combination lately - I've had four orders in the last month asking for a knife with green micarta/red liners. Not as elegant as black but still good looking IMHO. 8 !/4" OAL - 4" blade, mirror finish CPM-154. All comments welcome.
V/R,

TK

 
I personally think green is always better than black.
Very nice work as usual sir!
 
Very good looking knife, I like the green also.
 
Another vote for the green. Sweet looking knife:thumbsup:

Darcy
 
Thanks for the feedback fellas :)

A question for you Loveless collectors: Did green micarta knives ever come out of Loveless' shop?
 
Wow damn whooow, that is awesome. Do you take orders.
I'm looking for something kinda like that but scaled down like the bob loveless city knife. Your skills are incredible. Richchristian411@ hotmail.com .. If you don't reply it's OK. Just know someone out there on the Internet thinks your work is amazing.
 
RichardBay said:
Wow damn whooow, that is awesome. Do you take orders.
I'm looking for something kinda like that but scaled down like the bob loveless city knife. Your skills are incredible. Richchristian411@ hotmail.com .. If you don't reply it's OK. Just know someone out there on the Internet thinks your work is amazing.
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Thank you Richard! Yes, I do take orders. Please check out my website at the link below and everything you need is there. TK
 
IIRC I think I seen a Video Bob Loveless made and he said green canvas micarta with red liners was his favorite color pattern.
 
Another vote here for the green too, black is classy no doubt but the green just pops more in my opinion, just like the looks of it better.
Rob
 
Well, I can see from all these responses why the green is popular!
 
Scott Hanson said:
IIRC I think I seen a Video Bob Loveless made and he said green canvas micarta with red liners was his favorite color pattern.
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There's a documentary (it's on YouTube) called "Robert Loveless An American Legend". Bob says his favourite handle material is green canvas micarta, no mention of liners. Later we see a dropped hunter made by Bob's partner, and he uses green canvas micarta and red liners, and says it's probably the single most popular knife design that the shop made.
 
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