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Big handle space- interior handle lngth measurement is 5.5 inches, then the guard area, then just about 6.25 inches of edge.

We have a canon a95- i'm fond of it because it accepts all the fittings we've had for a few models- a macro and wide lens and adaptors that work with my bushnell spotting scope. Not so much for close up work, but really nice for wildlife (well, a bit slow with the bushnell)

I also have a canon SD750, but I don't have a charger for it.

better close up photo work is something I really need to do.

But what i'm really looking for right now is a used AA cell camera in the 2-3.2 MP range that my sone can use to take his hundreds of photos every day. Just waiting for craigslist to turn up the right one.

I might look into the finepix S700, though. I need to work on my photo quality
 
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Any trail knife update pics? That wharnie looks pretty good in ivory, and the leather work is really impressive.

Jason
 
i just got done cutting the LV for the current trail knife, and it's gluing up in a couple hours.
 
It's too funny that another fellow named Jason loves that trail knife?
 
Spearpoint? oh, that's a seax. I promise once the finished photos are up it'll be more clear- it's a dropped spearpoint, but definitely visually a seax. The pattern is a middle period langseax type of shape. So very nice to poke and chop with.
 
now, on the spearpoint langseax, should I do a tradition horizontal dangler?

Wulfsrhunting- that reminds me, I need to verify your sheath style. long expedition style with the piggyback?
 
hmm... I don't like danglers for heavy blades, the get a little crazy when hiking around, but I do like that they can be swung out of the way of things. An expedition might be cool for a longer blade like that.
 
okay, I'm almost caught up with the older stuff and can finish out the seax, trail knife, and leukus


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That look really nice!

Christof, the sheath is a snap-Expedition with piggyback, in a brown color w/ contrasting stitching, left-handed if that matters.
 
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