Here is a Kurt Meerdink personal edc. No not his personal knife, my personal knife but if I remember correctly it was labeled as a personal edc knife. I think the steel he used for this was ATS34. Has a carbon fiber look sheath I think is actually kydex. Might be one of the best stock kydex sheaths I've seen. Holds the knife very securely but doesn't scratch the blade and includes a small tek lok. I have kept this by the computer for years and have stropped the edge off and on when it gets a bit oxidized. No scratches at all.
This knife is unused by my save for stropping the edge. Cutting edge is 3.5" long with length to the scales about 4.25" or so. Total over all length is just about 8 and 5/8". Hammered silver overlay over blue g10. Sky blue to be exact. Original sticker on the handle of $350. Knife # is 338. Spine is 3/16" for all intents and purposes. Choil for choking up on the knife and very comfortable and has good weight to the knife. Kind of a nice balance between a slightly heavy in the hand feel and a nicely done blade. Great dress knife or barbecue knife. He used to sell out of a shop in Port Jervis and it seems in the mid to late 90's and early part of this century he was a pretty popular maker, then he just disappeared due to personal problems I have heard. Anyways the dude has his act together for sure when it came to making knives. Asking $175 shipped, net payment to me via pp or m.o. This is a very very finely made instrument. keepem sharp
PS pics really don't do the knife justice and will try and get a set up that are better but is a dark sky blue pretty nice blue actually.
This knife is unused by my save for stropping the edge. Cutting edge is 3.5" long with length to the scales about 4.25" or so. Total over all length is just about 8 and 5/8". Hammered silver overlay over blue g10. Sky blue to be exact. Original sticker on the handle of $350. Knife # is 338. Spine is 3/16" for all intents and purposes. Choil for choking up on the knife and very comfortable and has good weight to the knife. Kind of a nice balance between a slightly heavy in the hand feel and a nicely done blade. Great dress knife or barbecue knife. He used to sell out of a shop in Port Jervis and it seems in the mid to late 90's and early part of this century he was a pretty popular maker, then he just disappeared due to personal problems I have heard. Anyways the dude has his act together for sure when it came to making knives. Asking $175 shipped, net payment to me via pp or m.o. This is a very very finely made instrument. keepem sharp
PS pics really don't do the knife justice and will try and get a set up that are better but is a dark sky blue pretty nice blue actually.
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