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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
Im going to be in Blade magazine june issue
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Congratulations AKC 
Good stuff CM, thanks again for the chance :thumbup:
Good stuff CM, thanks again for the chance :thumbup:
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Congratulations and thanks for the chance!!
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Congrats AKC and thanks for the chance Matt.
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Thanks for the chance CM . Congrats AKC. I'll be lookin' for ya in Blade CM.
AKC
Really? Must I? OK...
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Well, the lil' devil arrived today....
Nice, simple gutted 550 lanyard/knot....
Hmmmmm, appears to be red fiberite for the grip scales on a full tang attached with 2 pins and epoxy....
Ayup, it sure is. Interesting choice of material....
A plain, rugged pouch style sheath, left-handed, in black....
It's well moulded, retains the lil' devil pretty good....
About a 3½" blade, just a little under 8" overall, guardless, with a pronounced thumb choil on the spine
with CM's "For The Win" (hey, we're in General....)
etched at the ricasso....
Chisel ground, exhibiting a good edge, the 1084 steel has been subdued via "cold-blue", I assume....
With a pronounced curve, the grip fills the hand well and feels secure without being overly large....
Overall, the finish is very good, with the feeling that one has a "handmade" knife.
You keep grinding away brother, your blades are showing good potential.
Thanks again for the cool GAW, and congrats for getting published, hope it leads to bigger things for you....:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Nice, simple gutted 550 lanyard/knot....
Hmmmmm, appears to be red fiberite for the grip scales on a full tang attached with 2 pins and epoxy....
Ayup, it sure is. Interesting choice of material....
A plain, rugged pouch style sheath, left-handed, in black....
It's well moulded, retains the lil' devil pretty good....
About a 3½" blade, just a little under 8" overall, guardless, with a pronounced thumb choil on the spine
with CM's "For The Win" (hey, we're in General....)
etched at the ricasso....
Chisel ground, exhibiting a good edge, the 1084 steel has been subdued via "cold-blue", I assume....
With a pronounced curve, the grip fills the hand well and feels secure without being overly large....
Overall, the finish is very good, with the feeling that one has a "handmade" knife.
You keep grinding away brother, your blades are showing good potential.
Thanks again for the cool GAW, and congrats for getting published, hope it leads to bigger things for you....:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
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Congrats on the publication CM!
Congrats on the knife AKC! Excellent presentation as well.
Congrats on the knife AKC! Excellent presentation as well.
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I'm really sorry that I missed this! Congratulations CharlieMike.
I wish I could see the pictures of the knife, but they don't load for me.
I wish I could see the pictures of the knife, but they don't load for me.
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I'm really sorry that I missed this! Congratulations CharlieMike.
I wish I could see the pictures of the knife, but they don't load for me.
Oops, I deleted my photobucket and started over so the pics are gone... Here's the article though...
