Blue Sky
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Some things I would like to see from one of my favorite knife makers:
Return of the SP19, but no serrations this time! Blade size and shape combined with the SP handle make for a potentially great field knife imo but the serrations are a no-go. And are probably what killed it the first go around. Oh, and phosphated not powder coat. Thank you.
A more functional sawback on the 12" machetes. Probably would mean offsetting the teeth and actually sharpening them, but that's something I personally would pay extra for.
A flat ground (or high saber ground) PSK w/o fullers, saw back or sharpened swedge.
Pin the pommel on the Chimera. The screwed-on design just is not right for a hard use knife, especially one with a pommel intended to be used as a striker! That's a head-scratching decision to be sure.
Make the 498 and 499 Walmart versions available through all dealers.
Those are my ideas, I'd like to hear yours.
Return of the SP19, but no serrations this time! Blade size and shape combined with the SP handle make for a potentially great field knife imo but the serrations are a no-go. And are probably what killed it the first go around. Oh, and phosphated not powder coat. Thank you.
A more functional sawback on the 12" machetes. Probably would mean offsetting the teeth and actually sharpening them, but that's something I personally would pay extra for.
A flat ground (or high saber ground) PSK w/o fullers, saw back or sharpened swedge.
Pin the pommel on the Chimera. The screwed-on design just is not right for a hard use knife, especially one with a pommel intended to be used as a striker! That's a head-scratching decision to be sure.
Make the 498 and 499 Walmart versions available through all dealers.
Those are my ideas, I'd like to hear yours.