That Damascus looks great on the Leek, good to see a pic other than the manufacturers ones.
I agree, every damascus Kershaw I've had is just amazing.
I guess whenever I see tanto anything, I think of them being used for stabbing
Sounds like a challenge. I just so happen to have an extra tanto Leek. I'll start stabbing stuff and taking pictures until it breaks. If you have any suggestions, let me know...just keep it somewhat realistic
As for Leek of the day (getting caught up and ahead for a couple days) - for 1/9/2012 there is the 1660H3 Leek. It has black aluminum scales with the DLC coated blade. It also has a huge Kershaw logo right on the scale. I think these are available at a couple different big box stores.
For 1/10/2012 there is the plain jane 1660. It's as basic as you get. This is the newer one with the 14C28N steel (older ones had 13C26). For as cheap as these things go, it's a steal for the quality of the knife.
For 1/11/2012 there is the 1660DSBLKST. I think they just want to see how many letters they can put after 1660

The DS is for desert sand, which is the color of the aluminum scales. The BLK is for the black blade. And the ST is for the combo/partial serrated blade. I like this color combination like I do the olive green / black combo. I think it goes very nice together.
For 1/12/2012 there is the 1660RAT. This is the only Leek in existence to my knowledge that has a different type of clip. Other than that, it's fairly basic with the red aluminum scales, regular bead blasted blade, and the Snap On logo.
For yesterday there is the 1660BWCKT. It has the black and white smoked aluminum scales and the black DLC coated blade. The black and white smoked series were discontinued a while ago so these are getting harder and harder to find. I still have not been able to find the serrated version of this one (1660BWCKTST).
For today there is the 1660TROUT. You guessed it, there's a big ol' trout hanging out on the side of this one. This is actually done very well and if I was into fishing, it would probably be even cooler.
For tomorrow there is the 1660OCC. This is another Kershaw / Orange County Choppers collaboration. This one is all black (black aluminum scales and black DLC coated blade). It then has an aluminum overlay on the non-clip scale that has a spider and spider web cutout. It also has the OCC chopper logo etched on the blade. This one comes in a cool little tin that I forgot to include in the picture.
And for 1/16/2012 there is the 1660BP. There are 2 Leeks with the model # as 1660BP. This one has the black pearl inlay. I love all of the Leeks that have these small inlays. It just has a little something extra to stand out from the rest and this pearl looks very nice.