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They do great stuff.
I still can't believe the 15 is discontinued. It is such a great knife.
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I still can't believe the 15 is discontinued. It is such a great knife.
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I can't believe it either, mine has been used for kitchen duty for a few weeks now, so it has a nice little patina going. Once I get my Azwelke sheath, it will come with me out into the woods...
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I've had these colors show now and then but never this much.
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Nice work man, very nice.Sheath for my Becker.
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Sheath for my Becker.
That's a good looking sheath Makael! Are you in the business of making them for other Beckerheads?
Makael
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Damn good looking knife
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I've made a few for the BK crew. Most were very early ones. Best way to get a hold of me is mikelooper@hotmail.com
Migrated to Buck due to living next to the factory so i can buy knives for patterns, quite an investment. I currently have Becker 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10. I need to pick up a 9 due to how popular it is. Pawn shop purchases mostly to keep costs down, I will say I've been very lucky on them they have been like new,
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Thank you kindly! I'm rather happy with it myself. This thing is my little laser now!
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Cut up an onion with the 7 and the patina begins.
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Who made those grips? Those are nice!
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Got them off the Bay before LMF Joe was around. ST. Cutlery was the name of the Co. that made them for a while and sold on the Bay than disappeared .
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Sorry sometimes I'm hard to understand the scales on my 7 and 9 where made by St. Cutlery Co. he sold on the Bay before LMF Joe ever sold scales on the Bay, these are old and kinda different as they have more of a palm swell than the others. That's not why I have them at the time they where all that was available in a different color other than natural from KaBar that at the time were rougher than thease and required some fitting
thease came in black or green 
the green now looks brown. Oh well I think KaBar's micarta now for the full size is spot on as far as fit and finish and would be my choice if and when another set is needed.
oh yeah, thease scales with the palm swell feel pretty damm good and the rear finger thumb hold when doing some leverage chopping is very good and secure
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