These beauties are the only matched pair of Millennium Fighters in existence. I'm very proud of them. Made by hand but with only very slight differences. These babies handle light and super fast. I was tempted for a brief second to ask Jerry to make me another matched pair, but then the medication kicked in so I didn't. Some other samples of his work may be seen at www.hossom.com
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These beauties are the only matched pair of Millennium Fighters in existence. I'm very proud of them. Made by hand but with only very slight differences. These babies handle light and super fast. I was tempted for a brief second to ask Jerry to make me another matched pair, but then the medication kicked in so I didn't. Some other samples of his work may be seen at www.hossom.com
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Zog,
I have handled the Millenium Fighter and spoken to Jerry at the Florida Knifemakers ASSC. show last year. They look wild, feel great in the hand and are very well made.
That's one heck of a set! His other knives are beutiful also.
Neil
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Update in process! New knives, pictures, Sheaths!!
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I have handled the Millenium Fighter and spoken to Jerry at the Florida Knifemakers ASSC. show last year. They look wild, feel great in the hand and are very well made.
That's one heck of a set! His other knives are beutiful also.
Neil
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Update in process! New knives, pictures, Sheaths!!
http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Meeting/5520/index.html
Mine is the "Norimitsu" 13th century. Blood grooves on both sides, thick and wide blade. A sword for the battle field.
Joe Leung
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Joe Leung
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Drool. Gurgle. Thunk!
.......Sorry...I passed out for a second. That is a gorgeous sword. I love swords and ultimately would like to make them more than anything! Such simple beauty. My prized knife is Tanto #2 seen in the Kit Knife section of my webpage. I'm in a rush, so no time to post pics...
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.......Sorry...I passed out for a second. That is a gorgeous sword. I love swords and ultimately would like to make them more than anything! Such simple beauty. My prized knife is Tanto #2 seen in the Kit Knife section of my webpage. I'm in a rush, so no time to post pics...
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My Custom Kydex Sheath page:
http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Lab/1298/frames.html
Palmer College of Chiropractic
On Two Wheels
agocs_s@dd.palmer.edu
Madpoet (Mel Sorg, Jr.) Tribute page:
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Mike Lamprey...
Mine is a Barry Davis 3 1/2" folder with the
prettiest white pearl handle and the best
file work (inside & out )I've seen.It has gold pins and bail with a small diamond in
the thumb stud.He's a protoge of Jim Schmidt
and makes beautiful damascus blades and bolsters.
prettiest white pearl handle and the best
file work (inside & out )I've seen.It has gold pins and bail with a small diamond in
the thumb stud.He's a protoge of Jim Schmidt
and makes beautiful damascus blades and bolsters.