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mike mossington?
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Mike is very real and as far as I know is living and working in Sudbury but some of the Canuck makers that frequent the forums may have further info. I have not seen Mike since last August when the CKG did is final knife show in Toronto.
Mike's primary knives are for those wishing to obtain and USE a knife for things like hunting and fishing and thus are built solidly and priced to match that particular market. I also believe he may still have some supplies that he may still be dealing to other Canuck makers.
Here is a Bing link to many sites offering info about Mike's knives
https://www.bing.com/search?pc=cosp...DF&conlogo=CT3210127&q=Mike Mossington knives
Hope this will help you in your quest for info about a fine Canuck knifemaker -- Mike Mossington.
Mike's primary knives are for those wishing to obtain and USE a knife for things like hunting and fishing and thus are built solidly and priced to match that particular market. I also believe he may still have some supplies that he may still be dealing to other Canuck makers.
Here is a Bing link to many sites offering info about Mike's knives
https://www.bing.com/search?pc=cosp...DF&conlogo=CT3210127&q=Mike Mossington knives
Hope this will help you in your quest for info about a fine Canuck knifemaker -- Mike Mossington.
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pretty sure if you look on here, there are a lot of one man operations making knives to be used as they should be, but to also address your original question, yes the last time i checked, Mike is alive and well... haven't ordered anything from him in a while but he's a great guy who'll chat as long as you are interested and interesting, so go onto his website, find his number and give him a call. He'll be more than willing to deal with any questions you may have.
good luck
Yes I have spoke to Mike in the past I was just looking for some photos and or reviews of his stuff. I also must say that you are right about lots of guys making a working mans knife. However a working mans knife could mean one thing to me and a totally different thing to the next guy. When I say user I mean a knife that has raw performance and ergonomics first and foremost and is priced to suit. To some people a user may be a 7 or 8 hundred dollar bowie with a desert ironwood handle and silver hardware.
Yes I have spoke to Mike in the past I was just looking for some photos and or reviews of his stuff. I also must say that you are right about lots of guys making a working mans knife. However a working mans knife could mean one thing to me and a totally different thing to the next guy. When I say user I mean a knife that has raw performance and ergonomics first and foremost and is priced to suit. To some people a user may be a 7 or 8 hundred dollar bowie with a desert ironwood handle and silver hardware.
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funny you say that cause i got a shank to match my shoes at another CKG show lol
as for Mike's knife..yes it is very nice..i love that handle material and the blade was nice and sharp..also, i got a prototype black sheath made by a female artist (I forgot her name) as opposed to the brown leather ones that Mike made for the other filet knives at the show.
as for Mike's knife..yes it is very nice..i love that handle material and the blade was nice and sharp..also, i got a prototype black sheath made by a female artist (I forgot her name) as opposed to the brown leather ones that Mike made for the other filet knives at the show.