Moore Maker Boys Knife

[AnW]

You guys are killing me! I want to be a good boy and not buy any more knives until my reserved GEC #23 is ready, but these look so nice for the price ...

 

[JohnDF]

I want to be a good boy and not buy any more knives until my reserved GEC #23 is ready

My #23 Micarta LL is way down the list, I figure I have time to recoup.

 

[AnW]

My #23 Micarta LL is way down the list, I figure I have time to recoup.

That's true. I have a mesquite LL reserved so theoretically I'm last on the list. Pretty sure my wife doesn't believe I'm not going to buy another knife until July anyway

 

[Coreysbu]

For scientific research purposes only... here's a comparison of the Co-Op, OG Canal Street, Red Trout and MooreMaker:

 

[AnW]

For scientific research purposes only... here's a comparison of the Co-Op, OG Canal Street, Red Trout and MooreMaker:View attachment 1356303 View attachment 1356304 View attachment 1356305 View attachment 1356307

Thats a nice looking set of knives!

 

[mbkr]

For scientific research purposes only... here's a comparison of the Co-Op, OG Canal Street, Red Trout and MooreMaker:View attachment 1356303 View attachment 1356304 View attachment 1356305 View attachment 1356307

I'd be happy with any of those. The Red Trout is especially fetching

 

[mrknife]

the blade does look wider...

 

[BP_]

So am I completely missing the fact that these are a limited run and won’t be around like a production knife would be? I thought this was a knife I could get now, a year from now, etc... but limited production makes a difference.

 

[ea42]

BP whatever he has is all there is, there won't be any more made.

Eric

 

[mrknife]

that shipping is ridiculous tho

 

[BP_]

BP whatever he has is all there is, there won't be any more made.

Eric

Dang it. Thanks for the information. Mines on its way

 

[mbkr]

the blade does look wider...

Compared too...?

 

[mrknife]

Compared too...?

To the earlier knives, however I can clearly see these knives are different in size. These are closer to the 15s in size, and the proportions are overall different as explained in the earlier posts.

 

[BP_]

Is there any need to put a coat of anything over that ash wood to protect its longevity?

 

[ea42]

BP there's no need to coat them with anything. The wood is stabilized, meaning it's impregnated under vacuum with a resin that hardens when cured so in a way it's pre-varnished.

Eric

 

[Matt_WY]

For scientific research purposes only... here's a comparison of the Co-Op, OG Canal Street, Red Trout and MooreMaker:View attachment 1356303 View attachment 1356304 View attachment 1356305 View attachment 1356307

Beauties Coreysbu , what is the Red Trout acrylic called? I really like it.

 

[Coreysbu]

Beauties Coreysbu , what is the Red Trout acrylic called? I really like it.

Thank you. They call it Raffir Corn Husk. It's essentially corn husk stabilized in some type of acrylic.

 

[JTB_5]

Good luck.
I thinks it's going to make an excellent user with its thicker (than GEC) handles, clip point blade, and hidden tang.

I did like that the covers were thicker. If the blade stock is too thick, I know how to handle that,

 

[LastRodeo]

ea42 Hi Eric, hope you are well. As long as you are giving us a peak beneath the covers so to speak, can you give any insight on the change in how the nail nicks are cut?

 

[Murindo]

What's the blade length on the Boy's Knife?