(Jody) Sampson is the designer. It looks like the fixed blade version of the folding knife pictured here http://cutlerscove.com/jack-knives/pacific-cutlery-jody-samson.htm
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Pacific Cutlery (Benchmade)
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(Jody) Sampson is the designer. It looks like the fixed blade version of the folding knife pictured here http://cutlerscove.com/jack-knives/pacific-cutlery-jody-samson.htm
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Have you looked into a Simonich Combat Raven? Around 7 or so inches of S30V and heat treat by Paul Bos I believe. Would really like to get one myself. Not the same but similar.
Until I found this thread, I didn't realize the old Balisong/PCC was the forerunner of Benchmade.
Here's a Pacific Cutlery Corp. "Kuzan Oda Tanto" I bought in the early 1980's. I think I paid about $15 for it. It's the cheaper model with cast (aluminum?) handles. I used it extensively for digging divots out of the ground while metal-detecting for a year or so. It has rested in it's sheath for the last 10 years in my garage. What I find amazing about this knife is there's no rust.
Here's a Pacific Cutlery Corp. "Kuzan Oda Tanto" I bought in the early 1980's. I think I paid about $15 for it. It's the cheaper model with cast (aluminum?) handles. I used it extensively for digging divots out of the ground while metal-detecting for a year or so. It has rested in it's sheath for the last 10 years in my garage. What I find amazing about this knife is there's no rust.
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