Sumthin' Fancy (Sheath pics added)

[BenR.T.]

So most of you guys know I don't do very many "shiny" knives, I prefer rough, rugged and ready to go!
But I have a knife show coming up in a few weeks, so I thought it might not be a bad Idea to have something flashier on my table. This is the first time I have used Koa, and I am totally hooked. This stuff is simply fantastic!! The clip grind was an after thought and I am glad I did it.
OAL is 9.5", 4.75" blade of .214" 5160.

 

[fast14riot]

Lookin good! What are the specs on that bad boy?


-Xander

 

[Mountain Wildman]

Blade and handle look awesome!!
Nice work sir!!

 

[mctrinket]

That's a good-looking knife! Me likey!

 

[DEllis]

Purdy!
Darcy

 

[bdmicarta]

looks terrific

 

[BenR.T.]

Thanks guys!
I added specs at the top.

 

[D lisch]

That's cool Ben be careful using that koa it can be hard to get away from.

 

[BenR.T.]

David - People tried to warn me that curly maple was the "gateway" wood, but I didn't listen. I think I need an intervention......or more KOA!

 

[metal99]

Love the shape of that blade man really nice

 

[DanCo]

That is one perfect knife. Seriously man, you knocked that one out of the park.

 

[AA Forge]

Great work!

 

[Marko3]

Very nice..I do like the way you do your other stuff but change is good too !!

 

[BenR.T.]

Thanks guys. I added some pics of the sheath.

 

[Calvin Richardson]

I saw this on your Facebook page and totally fell in love with it. One of these days I'm going to have to break down and try some koa. AWESOME!!

 

[jonnymac44]

Lookin' good Ben!:thumbup: You are right, that Koa looks outstanding!

 

[BenR.T.]

Thanks Calvin!
When are we gonna see wood from you Jonny, maybe a carbon fiber/Koa laminate!!

 

[Mr. Night]

that is beautiful!

 

[BenR.T.]

Thanks Mr. Night!