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Loveless style Dropped Hunter

flatgrinder

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Enjoy! Have a great weekend everyone! :thumbup:

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Beautiful Marcus :thumbup: Just Beautiful !

The profile shot is so close to some authentic Loveless hunters I've seen pictures of, IMHO, it could make a Loveless aficionado do a double take.

The sheath work is a dead ringer :eek:

Very,very well done :thumbup: :thumbup:





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I've got nothing much to say about this one, except "Where's the 'feeling smug' smiley?" and "I hope the post from California isn't delayed this week".;)
Marcus, you're a star!:cool::thumbup:

Ian
 
Just mimicking what everyone else has said... Fantastic!!! One of my all-time favorite designs! :thumbup:
 
Thought I'd just give you a quick update.;)
This knife arrived on my doorstep yesterday.:D The photos don't really do it justice.
The fit and finish is flawless, but what stood out to me most of all is the 'in the hand' feel of it. I've never handled a Loveless, but I've read much about the feel of them. If a Loveless feels better than this I'd be amazed!
As Mr Loveless himself said, "Looks so good you want to pick it up, feels so good you don't want to put it down."
I can assure you that Marcus has got this concept spot on!
Top knife from a top bloke to deal with.:thumbup:
Cheers Marcus!

Ian
 
Congradulations on a beautiful knife Ian!
Pretty high praise Marcus, deserved I'd say. Well Done. Dozier
 
Love the knife, very well done! The tapered tang and palm swell make it outstanding. Stephen
 
Got to agree with you there Ian. I had a Loveless DRop Point knife sold it and bought 5 from Marcus, still got cash left for a couple more and the only difference I can see is the name. Absolutely stunning work!!
irbailey said:
Thought I'd just give you a quick update.;)
This knife arrived on my doorstep yesterday.:D The photos don't really do it justice.
The fit and finish is flawless, but what stood out to me most of all is the 'in the hand' feel of it. I've never handled a Loveless, but I've read much about the feel of them. If a Loveless feels better than this I'd be amazed!
As Mr Loveless himself said, "Looks so good you want to pick it up, feels so good you don't want to put it down."
I can assure you that Marcus has got this concept spot on!
Top knife from a top bloke to deal with.:thumbup:
Cheers Marcus!

Ian
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Thank you for all the kind comments and I really appreciate the feedback! :thumbup:

It is a privilege to be making knives for such wonderful people. :)
 
I should also mention that this knife performs very well. I bought it with the intention of using it rather than looking at it and since I've had it I've pretty much been cutting up everything in sight! Wood, rope, cardboard, paper, more wood, sharpening pencils, string, I even used it at dinnertime today to slice some salami!
As yet, no signs of becoming even close to dull.
Very impressed.:thumbup:

Ian
 
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