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All this Woodswalker goodness has rekindled my urge to get one. A buddy was going to do a small run of rehandled WWs with custom kydex, but other obligations backburnered the project for some time. :(
 
geat pics folks...:thumbup: i'll see if i can get a group shot of all of mine soon..:o

tradja--- i'll keep you posted buddy, but doubt i'll be parting with the LC anytime soon...:D
 
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tradja--- i'll keep you posted buddy, but doubt i'll be parting with the LC anytime soon...:D
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Mike, you know I'm not trying to badger you, bud! :p It's just that we small fixed blade guys have to stick together. :thumbup: Threads like this make me drool.

This is the awesome Little Creek proto with JeffH kydex that Mike and I are talking about: a wee bit more self-guard than the production LCs and an awesome sheath:
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here's an edited pic of a few of mine.. along with some that weren't in the pic originally...:o

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BHK "Long Trail".

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TOPS "Shango-zilla"..

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Koster W&SS forum necker..

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custom Helle scandi necker, made by forum member Andrew Coglazier..

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CKE Nessmuk..

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RAT Izula..

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:D
 
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Anyone have more info on the Blackhawk Kalista? I thought it was made in ATS-34 and VG-10 but the only ones I can find are AUS 8A.
 
my Landi PSK, Kydex sheath, fire steel, ~ 15' of 2.5 mm Spectra line, Photon light and Fox whistle (break away plastic triangle- just in case)

total weight................ 4.7 oz :)

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hoopster said:
Anyone have more info on the Blackhawk Kalista? I thought it was made in ATS-34 and VG-10 but the only ones I can find are AUS 8A.
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The first gen were better steel. Then they sold few. So they re-released them in less expensive steel.

And, if I am not mistaken, the Kalista was a custom first, I wanna say from Wilson Tactical in ATS-34, then production by Blackhawk in VG-10, now Blackhawk in AUS-8.

Best,
Marion
 
Marion David Poff said:
The first gen were better steel. Then they sold few. So they re-released them in less expensive steel.

And, if I am not mistaken, the Kalista was a custom first, I wanna say from Wilson Tactical in ATS-34, then production by Blackhawk in VG-10, now Blackhawk in AUS-8.

Best,
Marion
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Mine is ATS-34 and was a gift. Although it is one of my favorites and has a very functional shape, top quality sheath and most of the time never far from reach, I don't think I would pay what they ask for one. Chris
 
HEre are some I have had.

D2 steel
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0-1 Steel
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0-1 Steel
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My Youngin's :)
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These are D2 and will be for sale on Tactical Night Vision Company's website as soon as I ship the next 10 to them :thumbup:
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Great pictures Brian! I'm guessing your daughters favorite color is pink. I especially like the 0-1 knife in the third pic.
 
I just finished this custom Camillus CQB Jr. for myself. It has Bubinga handles with stainless pins and lanyard tube. It came from new old stock. Doug

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Yep- she bugged me to death. Pink and blue liners! Her order not mine :)
 
Nice one, mckrob! Here are some of mine, and even with these I am feeling like I really need another one or two after looking at this thread. Brian, I got a couple of yours and now want at least a couple more after seeing those - your style would translate great and deliver a lot of knife in a 1.5 oz. - 2 oz. necker!

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Thanks Broos! I am liking the usability of the small knives I have been making latley. :)
 
This little Ecos Knives blem showed up today. I've been wanting to check Ecos out. $23 shipped (!!!) for a cool little carbon steel handmade necker. Can't beat it.
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Really liking that Ecos necker. Here is mine, gave a strip, patina and a thinner edge bevel. hangs on my neck 24/7 for almost 2 years.
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