For those of you who don't know me...

I'm Fletcher Knives aka Dylan Fletcher. I started out as Andy Roy's (Fiddleback Forge) apprentice back in February of this year. In April, I started my own line of knives. I quit my day job, moved my tools and KMG into Andy's shop, and went full-time in June. Now I have around 15 of my own designs and business is booming. Andy and I now share the shop. I still help him out as much as I can so that he doesn't bitch about me being in the way all the time. That's about it. Enjoy some pictures.

 

That Tec-22 took some serious work. I wanted one for a long time, even though I heard they were pieces of crap with a serious jamming issue. I bought one and created a feed ramp, polished it, and figured out what ammo it likes. Now it's a blast to shoot.

Thanks for the compliments brother! I wouldn't mind seeing some of my knives in your leather. If any of my customers hit you up for a sheath, be sure and post it in here.

 

Go to the website and check the Gallery page here. It has all the names and pricing on it.

 

Stock removal. Forging takes too long. I'm an instant gratification kind of guy.

 

There's two different forged looks on my blades. The standard is just the forging scale left over from the heat treat process. I leave it so that you can see exactly where the grind is, how high it is, and that it is uniform. Plus, it protects that part of the blade. The other is called "Ghost Scale" and the process for doing it is a secret. It usually comes out looking pretty awesome. Serves the same purpose, but looks a whole lot cooler.

 

No need. Andy and I are coming by a little later on today before we leave town.