Ray Kirk MS Folders

[Thomason]

My latest by Ray Kirk. Oosti folder in buckeye burl and 52100, about 3 3/8. On the bottom is the whole kit and kaboodle of Kirks. Another Oosti in ironwood and damascus and two Scagel's in 52100, natural micarta and buckeye burl.

 

[Blues]

Great knives, great guy! (And owned by a great guy as well!)

 

[JAlexander]

I like your new knife a lot, Rob, but I love that micarta one. Ray sure does great work.

James

 

[4ever3]

Can't go wrong with'em, or him for that matter :thumbup:

 

[zerogee]

I like your new knife a lot, Rob, but I love that micarta one. Ray sure does great work.

James

I agree -- that pinned micarta one is excellent! Old Bill Scagel would probably have loved micarta - after all, he used old bowling balls as the source of some of his spacer materials.

-- Dwight

 

[Thomason]

 

[LarryM]

Rob, your picture sure makes me miss that knife. Larry

 

[Thomason]

Sorry Larry, didn't mean to bring up painful memories of knives that slipped away. I know all to well how that feels.

 

[Bastid]

What Blues said.

And these things cut like there is no tomorrow.:thumbup:

 

[mitch13]

Nice 1 mate!
I really like my Oosti folder although blade is no longer shiney
Cheers
Mitch

 

[fewpop]

Great knives, great guy! (And owned by a great guy as well!)

I have owned a Ray Kirk Scagel, and still have a Ray Kirk Pocket Medicine Blade, and they are really fine knives with razor sharp edges. Ray is one heck of a nice guy. Thomason ain't exactly chopped liver either.

 

[caine]

thoses look awesome
he have a web site

 

[Thomason]

I'm not so sure Ray is taking orders now unless you are active duty military.

http://www.rakerknives.com/

 

[hardheart]

I have his first folder with the MS stamp also a 52100/buckeye burl. I would like to get an oosti when he takes orders. technically I'm AD, but only for training, not a deployment.