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The sheaths came in for these MUCKs and they are headed out to the new owners - congrats!
This isn't the easiest knife for me to make but it is certainly my favorite to own. I have given MUCKs out to non-knife people, kids (supervised), boy scouts, "old duffers", women/girls....and it's the same story every time... they end up well-worn (actually used/tested) and the temporary owners reluctant to give it back.
I've received more compliments on the size/balance/effectiveness of the MUCK than any other knife I've ever owned or made. It just seems to appeal to a broader audience, begging to be put to work.
It has the forward curve/balance like a small kukri; a wide enough blade for splitting/batoning/slicing; heavy enough to chop with, light enough to carry all day; fits a variety of off-the-shelf sheaths; comfortable in multiple grips (even the pommel striker is deburred - for comfort while carrying/using); made with the very best steel, CPM3V; and all for a reasonable (some would say "too low!") price.
I knew I had something special when I started the design. Looking forward to getting as many out to future owners as possible!
Enjoy!
Dan
This isn't the easiest knife for me to make but it is certainly my favorite to own. I have given MUCKs out to non-knife people, kids (supervised), boy scouts, "old duffers", women/girls....and it's the same story every time... they end up well-worn (actually used/tested) and the temporary owners reluctant to give it back.
I've received more compliments on the size/balance/effectiveness of the MUCK than any other knife I've ever owned or made. It just seems to appeal to a broader audience, begging to be put to work.
It has the forward curve/balance like a small kukri; a wide enough blade for splitting/batoning/slicing; heavy enough to chop with, light enough to carry all day; fits a variety of off-the-shelf sheaths; comfortable in multiple grips (even the pommel striker is deburred - for comfort while carrying/using); made with the very best steel, CPM3V; and all for a reasonable (some would say "too low!") price.
I knew I had something special when I started the design. Looking forward to getting as many out to future owners as possible!
Enjoy!
Dan
