Look what I got in the mail just now!!!
Oh yeah!!!
ok Here it is compared to my buddies Dumpster Mutt
You can see the handle is alot longer but is narrower at the hilt. The swell gives it a great feel.
First impressions, the handle feels great even in my big paws.
Over all it is alot smaller than I thought. The blade width makes it look small. The handle is a little small but fills the hand great!
The only negative so far is the choil is not usable. I cut my finger trying to get it in. Maybe smaller fingers can get in alright but it is just too small for me.
Overall it is really a great feeling knife, and it is cool to see Scrapyard and Infi together on the blade.
There is no numbering on the blades this time.
Oh and how about my
Challenge Coin!!! thanks Renee!
Here it is with the RMD, S5, War Dog, ESSE 3, F1, Rodent Solution, and the Mud Puppy
n my not so scientific test, the balance is just behind the finger guard is where I can get it to balance.
I can see military personnel loving this knife. C/Os will not find it intimidating and it is thick enough to use. It is a handy knife and I can see it mounted easily on body armor.
In a leather sheath it would probably only get a casual glance from passerbys in the woods.
Kudos Dan.
Oh yeah!!!
ok Here it is compared to my buddies Dumpster Mutt
You can see the handle is alot longer but is narrower at the hilt. The swell gives it a great feel.
First impressions, the handle feels great even in my big paws.
Over all it is alot smaller than I thought. The blade width makes it look small. The handle is a little small but fills the hand great!
The only negative so far is the choil is not usable. I cut my finger trying to get it in. Maybe smaller fingers can get in alright but it is just too small for me.
Overall it is really a great feeling knife, and it is cool to see Scrapyard and Infi together on the blade.
There is no numbering on the blades this time.
Oh and how about my
Challenge Coin!!! thanks Renee!
Here it is with the RMD, S5, War Dog, ESSE 3, F1, Rodent Solution, and the Mud Puppy
n my not so scientific test, the balance is just behind the finger guard is where I can get it to balance.
I can see military personnel loving this knife. C/Os will not find it intimidating and it is thick enough to use. It is a handy knife and I can see it mounted easily on body armor.
In a leather sheath it would probably only get a casual glance from passerbys in the woods.
Kudos Dan.
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