Swayback heaven

[Brennanscott]

So two weeks ago I picked up a Sebenza, needless to say I was very impressed. But I have been eying a Case swayback jack in a little shop for about three months and finally picked it up 2 days ago. I am every bit as impressed with this knife as the Sebenza and it has taken a top spot in my three favorite knives.

This little knife has some sexy curvature to it to say the least and I think I'm in love. Anyone else out there make nice swaybacks that I can start to hunt down?

Let's see those pics!

 

[Peregrin]

Here's my Swaybacks:

Case:

Joel Chamblin:

Ken Erickson:

Hiroaki Ohta:

 

[Brennanscott]

WOW! That gives me some goals right there..

 

[Blues]

My one and only...from Mike Zscherny:

 

[Brennanscott]

My one and only...from Mike Zscherny:

I could never use a knife like that. That thing is awesome.

 

[Blues]

I could never use a knife like that. That thing is awesome.

Thanks. :thumbup:

(But you could if you wanted to...And it's fun once you get past the trepidation.)

 

[kamagong]

Bret Dowell makes a fine swayback.

- Christian

 

[cj65]

This is too much. I gifted my chestnut brown swayback to a colleague. I have yet to replace it. I was hoping to get a damascus Case for my birthday but printing pictures a month before and placing it under my wife's pillow was not enough hinting. Those customs are wonderful.

 

[thawk]

Here is my Case Swayback. They are a great knife, and almost anyone who appreciates pocket knives would like this one. It's quite a little package.

I think this pattern would be cool with a lanyard hole too.

 

[artmichalek]

I think this pattern would be cool with a lanyard hole too.

I don't know about a lanyard hole, but that back pin is already well placed to add a bail.

 

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