"Grey Ghost" a big one in G-10 and niolox.

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This is a fairly big knife but a fun one.

Grey G-10 and Niolox.

With a tapered tang that's ground very thinly. Fastened with glue and Loveless bolts.

Black sheath with a double strap for secure fastening to something like a backpack.

Thickness at the spine. 4.4mm

This is NOT a tree feller. It's been hardened to Rockwell 61 (Tested) and would do very well as an alternative to a machete for brushwork and lighter chopping.

Price is including tracked shipping worldwide

$300

Any questions, let me know.

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I love this.. if I weren't on a buying hiatus...

LX, I'm going to send you a friend request so I can remember this.
 
No problem. Glad you like it. Who knows...it might still be here after your Hiatus :-) (And if not...I can always make a new one. :-) )
 
Agree with BGB. Not a good time for purchases, but I love the design and execution. Maybe someday...
 
Hey Alex..i was browsing around on your website and watched a couple videos lol.
The table destruction one was funny..but the bowie performed well. I'd love to see how the Grey ghost would fare.
Also, your English is very good...better than some Americans I know.
I'm thinking by early spring time I'll probably be ready for one of these guys (that's when my hiking season typically starts, and a knife such as this will come in very handy).
In the meantime I'll try to decide on the details/materials.
Keep up the good work!
 
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Pulling this one out of the market. Heavy duty testing showed that the grind was too thin for heavy duty chopping indeed. This one will resurface once I've modified and tested it enough for my own conscience.
 
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