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Finally Done!

This one reminds me of two knives. The old Frontier from the 1970`s, and a model Wayne Goddard called "Odin`s Claw", a self defense knife.
 
Maybe the drop point version of the Sharpfinger, the standard had more of a clip.
 
Two questions.A: Is that tip as wicked as it looks?:eek:
B: Is that wood really as black as it looks?
I'm liking everything I see. I bet it fits like it's a part of your hand. I can't wait to cut things with it.
Nice job John!!!
 
protourist said:
Two questions.A: Is that tip as wicked as it looks?:eek:
B: Is that wood really as black as it looks?
I'm liking everything I see. I bet it fits like it's a part of your hand. I can't wait to cut things with it.
Nice job John!!!
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A. Yes
B. Yes
 
Too cool!!!
It is very much like the Frontier and the Schrade drop point hunter, the 154OT. Schrade called the 154UH "the Badger". I think I'll call mine the Dachshund.:D
 
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Congratulations once again Mack - for winning the contest and for a great knife!

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mqqn
 
She certainly does have a pointy snout. I'm thinking that she will be a dream come true for fine work.
 
I just needed to wander by and ogle this again. I can't wait to feel it.
 
Looks like a hole drillin', wood whittlin', splinter pickin', squirrel skinnin', trout cleanin' son of a gun that'll meld with your hand on first touch.
 
mykel m said:
Looks like a hole drillin', wood whittlin', splinter pickin', squirrel skinnin', trout cleanin' son of a gun that'll meld with your hand on first touch.
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Fantastic description!
 
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