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Well, I know some guys are into "elegant" and "intricate" --- and I can respect that and appreciate the level of expertise it takes for that kind of fit and finish :thumbup:
But there's something raw in me that really LOVES the big gnarly hunks of steel, especially when it's from a MS and balances like a dream.
I saw this one at Blade but had already spent too much to pick it up, left disappointed that I hadn't seen it first... I got a second chance at it after I got home and promptly sold a few production pieces to get the price back into my range. It just arrived today, and I am very pleased.
(This is my third forged piece -- Raymond Richard Bowie, Matt Lamey Cutter, and this Jason Knight Chopper. I think I will try to avoid this most dangerous "custom knives" forum -- it's safer for my wallet to stick in the "manufacturers area"
)
Here it is with a 12" ruler, to give you an idea of the size :thumbup:
Sorry for the poor pics, this masterful knife deserves better... Now if I can convince Jason to make a mtching hunter/skinner for the perfect woods "set" :thumbup:
But there's something raw in me that really LOVES the big gnarly hunks of steel, especially when it's from a MS and balances like a dream.
I saw this one at Blade but had already spent too much to pick it up, left disappointed that I hadn't seen it first... I got a second chance at it after I got home and promptly sold a few production pieces to get the price back into my range. It just arrived today, and I am very pleased.
(This is my third forged piece -- Raymond Richard Bowie, Matt Lamey Cutter, and this Jason Knight Chopper. I think I will try to avoid this most dangerous "custom knives" forum -- it's safer for my wallet to stick in the "manufacturers area"


Here it is with a 12" ruler, to give you an idea of the size :thumbup:

Sorry for the poor pics, this masterful knife deserves better... Now if I can convince Jason to make a mtching hunter/skinner for the perfect woods "set" :thumbup: