New Koyote Machete (Pic Heavy)

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After seeing Christof's submission to the WSS Machete contest, I decided I had to have him make me one. So I contacted him, and some weeks later, I have it in my hands.

I asked him to make it identical to the machete he made for the contest and he did so, but suggested a slightly shorter length. End result is 14.5" of hair popping 1/8" 1080 steel with a burlap micarta handle. The blade is perfectly balanced, and handles extremely well. I can't wait to get it out in the woods to put it through the paces.

Christof's service was phenomonal, and the end product far exceeds my high expectations. I can't recommend Koyote knives highly enough. :thumbup:

I'll post a user review later, but for now, here's some pics:

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Back side of sheath, showing attachment points and belt loops.

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The beautiful and functional burlap micarta handle.

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And an in hand pic for size reference

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Here's a picture of it riding where I bought it to ride; on my Mystery Ranch long bow pack.

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Holy smokes :eek: that machete looks amazing ... I've come to expect no less from Christof :)
 
Sweet photos!

Don't forget a bit of plumbers tape or something on the screw threads when you get a set up you like on the belt hanger (but you don't need the belt hanger for the pack :D )

I did make a slight modification in the tip profile, I think it works out pretty decently.
 
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Not that I care but what is the price? and how long is the wait because I think instead of a new rifle I want one of those. But seriously if anyone could direct on where to order one of those I would be greatly appreciative. That is just a beautiful blade
 
Sweet photos!

Don't forget a bit of plumbers tape or something ont he screw threads when you get a set up you loke on the belt hanger (but you don't need the belt hanger for the pack :D )

I did make a slight modification in the tip profile, I think it works out pretty decently.



not sure on the price but you can pm the above poster as he is the maker
 
Wow! Christof that thing looks awesome!! That thickness should make it a very sturdy blade, and I love the sheaths on your larger blades.
 
I really like the handle.It is small enough to allow it to rock in your hand as it should when chopping and long enough to use the end for a power blow or choke up for more precise work.
 
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