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We have the winners for sheaths giveaway........

on_the_edge said:
Welcome, Al. I was just checking out your FS post and website earlier today; it was the first time I had seen either. I wish you much success here on BFC.

Have you shown your sheaths around at any of the knife shows yet? I'd love to see/hear some reviews about them.

As for the contest, please do count me in. Maybe I'll get a chance to do a review by winning one of these beauties!
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No - I just started to make and sell them, I had made a few of them a couple years ago and I liked how they turned out. Maybe I could do a pass around with a couple? Roland and Gus got some of those made a few years back, Maybe you could ask them how they liked them?

They are very well made and from the replies here you can see folks like them.
And I do appreciate all the replies - Thanks!
 
I generally never get in the giveaways, as I don't post enough to feel like I should be getting in the way of you regulars. BUt since the 27th is my 57th birthday and I've been looking for aan excuse to order one of those 4 1/2" Fire and Ice Trappers from Mike I'll jump in on this one if you don't mind. You do great work.
 
Really nice looking sheathes. Thanks for the chance. I'm in.

Jay
 
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Welcome to the trad-forums. I'm relatively new here myself.
Those sheaths are beauts!
Thanks for the chance.
 
I'm IN! I've never used a sheath for my slipjoints but I'd be willing to give it a try with one of your custom made ones.
 
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