ritter mk3

[murderedsongbird]

i was thinking about getting a ritter mk3 and wanted to get your thoughts on it beforehand. can anybody give me any insight?

 

[Horn Dog]

I think it is a well desgined and well made knife. Most other reviewers agree. Here is a small review I did of the knife. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=540827&highlight=Ritter

 

[nephildevil]

damn pretty knife!

 

[Horn Dog]

I just got a new kydex sheath for my Ritter today. It carries high and close to the body. I like it.

 

[kenk]

I got the fixed Rittergrip Mk3 as soon as it came available and I really REALLY like it. Doug got it right with this knife - at least for my needs. I wanted a mid-length drop point blade and I'm thrilled that its in S30V, which I've enjoyed in my Mk1.

I also wanted a lightweight thinnish blade knife - the Mk3 is just that.

The handle shares the same great shape as the Mk1. I like that it's rounded butt-end allows it to fit comfortably in my larger hands. The texture of the slabs are perfect - not too smooth - not too rough - and it looks beautiful.

The sheath is probably the weakest part of the Mk3 package, BUT it is still a nice sheath with lots of carry options. It just takes some getting used to.

You won't be disappointed AT ALL.

 

[madborderman07]

horn dog, who made the sheath for ya?

 

[Horn Dog]

horn dog, who made the sheath for ya?

Jeff Law, of Rainwalker Creations.

 

[TWBryan]

I really like the looks of the Ritter,but can't see paying that much. I'm thinking a fixed griptilian in D2 would be nice though..