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I dont think anyone has asked this but, Pitdog, what is the Kraton handled knife above the ML?
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I dont think anyone has asked this but, Pitdog, what is the Kraton handled knife above the ML?
mtnfolk mike
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Northern-- thanks for the compliments.. Mark is a great guy and very talented knifemaker... he now has his own forum here, in the makers section.. check it out.. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=841
the top knife i have not yet recieved, so i can't offer too much in terms of specs, other than it's 1/8 thick 1095 with natural canvas micarta scales.. it will come with a leather pocket/neck sheath provided by Mark.. he does both kydex and leather sheaths that look great...
the smal scandi, is a sweet little blade.. it's 1/8 thick O1 with cocobollo scales and red liners.... i got this one from Mark at the hammer-in, he hosted at his shop a few months back.. it' didn't come with a sheath, but i'll make one for it eventually...
cheers.. Mike
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Very nice:thumbup:
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That is a Buck Diamondback. There are three models. A 3", a 4" and a gut-hook model. They're made in Taiwan but they are great little knives for the price. They can usually be found for under $20 ea.
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Here are a couple that I keep in my compass / firstaid pouch that I carry on my belt.
In there I keep a small fixed blade the Final Option blade and then keep my SAK Farmer.
1 fixed blade and 1 folder seem like a good combo to me
Bryan
Looks like a science project.
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How about these that John, JK Knives, has just made:
This is a little 6" overall knife with a 2 3/4" x 1/8" blade that would be handy to put in your pack, pocket, or carry as a neck knife. They have 1/8" thick micarta handles with 3 hollow pins in case you want to lash it to something.
This is a little 6" overall knife with a 2 3/4" x 1/8" blade that would be handy to put in your pack, pocket, or carry as a neck knife. They have 1/8" thick micarta handles with 3 hollow pins in case you want to lash it to something.
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It's a little Buck Diamondback !:thumbup:
