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Nessmuk

Dan Koster, for one. He has his own sub-forum here.

I understand Mr. Jerry Busse will be releasing a Nessmuk design ... or two ... soon.

Several other makers who post here also produce excellent Nessmuk designs.
 
stephen5 said:
Thank you OldPhysics

Stephen
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Your work speaks for itself ... it looks great, and I have friends who are happy owners of your knives. :thumbup::thumbup:

Oh ... and as for Dale Chud*.* -- please check GB&U before seeking him out. Always research before you deal.
 
I like Fiddleback for traditional style Nessmuks.

I like Koster for modern style Nessmuks.
 
OldPhysics said:
Oof! Now I feel like a real idiot.

Of course Andy (Fiddleback) makes excellent Nessmuks. Sorry, Andy. :(
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OldPhysics,

I feel like an idiot too, I just posted my Koster and than failed to mention him.. I agree that F-back appears to make the more traditional model, while Koster makes a steriod-enhanced version, can't wait to see the Busse!
 
Someone tried (used) Ariel Salaverria's San Mai nessmuk?

Are they as good as they look?
 
I just got a Koster Nessmuk, well its on its way to me anyhow! I can't wait!! Hopefully I will have it in time to bring to the CT gathering.

Here is the one I am getting. If you scroll down to the bottom, it sounds like one of his Nessy's will be available on Friday.

But, you got to be quick, they don't last long.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=549175
 
I bought a new (used) Fiddleback Nessie with reindeer antler scales from a guy over at one of the "other" forums.
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It was a little smaller than I expected but it reeks of quality from the sheath to the handle design to the SCARY sharp blade. It is a perfect companion to my bushcraft knives and hatchets.
Chop with a hatchet, carve with bushcraft knife and slice/skin with a Nessie.

The way life was meant to be...........

;)
 
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