Scott Cook goodness coming home!

[Walking Man]

This one is on it's way home! Yipee!

 

[Murray White]

looks like a very nice dagger. can you provide more specs?

 

[Walking Man]

looks like a very nice dagger. can you provide more specs?

Okay. 9 inches long.
BG42, Ironwood handles.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

I was expecting to see a Lochsa. Not that I don't really like Lochsas, but this was a pleasant surprise. That looks to be a tremendously well made knife.

 

[boisebman]

What a great looking dagger, love the triple grind !!

 

[Buddy S.]

I saw that for sale and wished I had the Cash for it.Those Triple Grinds are Exceptional.It's the Nicest Dagger I've Seen in a Long Time.Great Catch Walking Man.
Buddy S.:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Mulder]

Nice score Ed. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Walking Man]

I wanted to get a 9" Kathathu? dagger when they came out, but never got the chance. I scored this beauty for around the same price as the Reeve dagger might go for.

 

[Lycosa]

OUTSTANDING! A Real Beaut. His stuff is SOOOO nice. Enjoy that blade.
Lycosa

 

[mmmotorcycle]

Wow! that looks fantastic! that ironwood is out of this world!

 

[Bastid]

Congratulations! That is one very nice dagger. Scott can grind one heck of a blade and I would be willing to bet that it will be difficult if not impossible to see a "flaw". You made a great choice.

I have been wanting one of his daggers since 1998 when Chris told me I should order one from him and have been putting off pulling the trigger(Dumb move on my part.). A bunch of knife folks were in Bastidville for the shot show that year and we all got together for dinner. I met Scott there (at the time he was working for Chris).

It was a good time with Ann and Chris, Kit, Darrel, Dexter, Spark and friends from BFC and TKCL. I'll never forget Chris mentioning at the time that Scott would end up being an accomplished maker.