New Double Action Auto

[joshsmith]

I'd love to have your critiques. Don't worry about hurting my feelings.

I'd like to thank Buddy Thomason for the killer picture. Great job.

 

[Jon Brand]

Josh, thats like the best knife I've ever seen. I'm serious. That damascus pattern and color is killer.

I also think the photo is great.

 

[A. Brett Schaller]

Josh, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but...


That's incredible!!!:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[joshsmith]

Josh, thats like the best knife I've ever seen. I'm serious. That damascus pattern and color is killer.

I also think the photo is great.

Wow Jon thanks. I've seen the knives you collect and really appreciate the compliment. I was really happy with it. Thanks again.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

When I can find something I don't like about this knife I'll be sure to let you know, but don't hold your breath.

 

[So-Lo]

You got it!

Very well done, nice colors in the ivory. If I had to find one thing.....not that its bad, but if this was my knife. I would want the auto button on the back of the knife. This way it would be hidden from view, and the pointer finger could still fire it easy. Would be just a tad cleaner on the face.

Not that I am an expert.

I do know I like the way the knife flows! Very nice!

 

[ddd]

All I can say, Josh, is that you have a well deserved seat ready
for you among the big and famous.........

All the best,
David Darom (ddd)

 

[Jon Brand]

Yikes! Another look.

 

[peterinct]

WOW...impressive to say the least Josh. The dark backround in the photo really brings out the colors.

Pleasure to see it.

Peter

 

[Ken Williams]

You must have studied entomology at MU or are a serious trout angler, because the shape and color reminds me of a big neon stonefly nymph crawled up on a boulder in the Clark Fork. Not a art knife/folder guy, but it strikes me as rather sensational.

Just bought another sheep tag, and as I zoom past Frenchtown for the Absarokas I'll be perplexing the incongruency of a small town Montana smith out there in sage and big-sky not hammering out hunting knives from truck spring steel and mule deer antlers but elegant, sophisticated pieces befitting an art studio on Madison Ave. and the subject of a future Dr. D biography.

ken

 

[GigOne]

Critique: Fancy schmancy and very cool.

Now we've got that outta the way. . . . .divulge more about the release. And how about the specs on the knife and materials.