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Saddlehorn Trapper in carbon fiber
- Thread starter matison
- Start date
Nice grab!
Although I am a firm believer in more traditional materials for scales on traditional knives I think carbon fiber is the exception. Like linen micarta, carbon fiber gives a nice patterned look, is durable, and is modern by design even though micarta was made in the early 20th and CF in the 60s.
I would love to see more traditional patterns in CF, especially bigger single bladed folders like the Remington 1303/1306 and larger cokebottles. Would LOVE to see a shadow pattern in CF.
Although I am a firm believer in more traditional materials for scales on traditional knives I think carbon fiber is the exception. Like linen micarta, carbon fiber gives a nice patterned look, is durable, and is modern by design even though micarta was made in the early 20th and CF in the 60s.
I would love to see more traditional patterns in CF, especially bigger single bladed folders like the Remington 1303/1306 and larger cokebottles. Would LOVE to see a shadow pattern in CF.
Carbon fiber is a geat handle material. Easy to work, durable, functional and extremely strong. I will continue to put it on traditional patterns as long as there is an interest. Thanks for the comments everyone. Mr. Thomason, I will be sending you an e-mail. This knife has now considered sold.
It was made by Mike, but now it is MINE, all Mine, it does walk and talk. I hear it calling me every time I pass my display. "Pick me Up, Pick me Up" "Why don't you carry me?" But I resist, it is too nice to mess up.
Mike, keep turning them out and I may be able to get another.
Jim