My AK EDC

Todd A

Todd A

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Some of you might remember that C Bryant designed a knife for John's Anniversary Contest, and won. I think it became a popular model.;)

Awhile back John decided to make up a scaled down version with a 2 5/8" blade. I liked the design but not the blade length, so I asked John to make me one with a 3" blade.

Here it is...C Bryant's design with John's scaled down twist...

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And in hand...It fits my hand like a glove. With my index finger in the cutout my thumb just falls right into place on the serrations.

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It isn't just pretty..it is tough enough.

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It makes great fuzz sticks too. You'll have to take my word on that though. My camera batteries died.:(

One I took earlier of my JK family...with my trusty SAK...

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This is now,by far, my favorite fixed blade.:D

Great work John:thumbup: And nice design C Bryant.:thumbup:


(Ohhh...This is my first post as a Gold Member too :D )
 
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that's a cool little knife... i like it...:thumbup: looks like a great EDC blade...
 
That's a great twist on an awesome design. I can imagine how useful it must be as an EDC knife.

Most cool. :thumbup:

All the best,

- Mike
 
My original thoughts on this model was that it would make a great everyday model to match the full size. I was going to match the handles to the full size models that were sold. I was surprised that only 2 sold.
 
Holding it in my hands and using it I am surprised as well.


I have my son this weekend so it will get a good workout. :thumbup::D

Just gotta pick up some fresh batteries. I am itching to show this baby off in W&SS.:)
 
That little knife looks about perfect. Nice JK family portrait as well. :thumbup:

Jeff
 
Ya....It was a fun time.

The only thing now is ......my son loves it!!!!!!

He wants one bad :eek:, minus the thumb serrations.

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In order for me to use it long enough for the review I had to bribe him by letting him carry and use my other EDC.

He built this pine needle and branch "torch" with it.:)

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