Many thanks

[Gossman Knives]

With the start of a new year I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who supported me in 2008. I really appreciate your business and help spreading the word about my knives. I will continue to put out 110% making the best of my ability as a knifemaker.
I would love to come up with something new and exciting for 2009 but with models like the PSK series, Tusker, Mini Tusker, Kephart and Nessmuk, it's tough to make something that will top these designs.
I hope for another great year and look forward to putting on my shop tour/campout in the fall. Hopefully more folks will be able to attend. We had a great turnout last year.
Once again thank you for your support and I'm honored to be a part of the wilderness/survival and knife communites. :thumbup:
Scott

 

[JK Knives]

And thanks to you, Scott, for a simple phone call that helped me on my way to starting to fulfill my dream, it won`t ever be forgotten. My very best wishes for your continued success as one of the premier knifemakers. :thumbup:

John

 

[silenthunterstudios]

Scott, thank you for not only producing great knives, but allowing me to come to your shop and learn something. Even though some of it just goes over my head:foot:, I have learned a lot from you, and appreciate it. Happy new year!

 

[Brian Jones]

Scott, you're the best and congrats on your much-deserved success -- We are honored to have you here and I am honored to count you as a friend!

 

[Fiddleback]

Right back at you Scott. And Happy New Year too.

 

[stanley_white]

Congratulations on a successful 2008 Scott!

I remember fondly the time we met at the mall in MD and I handed you a cardboard tracing of a knife you later brought to life for me!

 

[Rockywolf]

And thanks to you too Scott! Good luck in 2009, I'm certain you will have a great year!

 

[j williams]

Good luck in 09!!!! I cant wait to see what this year holds for you.:thumbup:

 

[Gossman Knives]

Congratulations on a successful 2008 Scott!

I remember fondly the time we met at the mall in MD and I handed you a cardboard tracing of a knife you later brought to life for me!

Thanks guys :thumbup:
Yes stanley, I remember that well. I actually made two more of those knives for customers I knew from when I set up at gunshows. I think I still have that cardboard cut out.
Scott