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^^That was another awesome post @M4Super90 . I always enjoy reading the way you describe the features of various models and explain which ones work for you (or not.)
As usual, we share some of the same conclusions on the models we have in common. Too much forward rake on the bottom of the pommel = Less finger mobility on the bottom of the handle. Rounds butts = Comfort on shorter handles! Angled butts with sharper corners = Not my preferred configuration. The angled butt is why let go of my Warthog. The even shorter Nomad and Tusk handles are keepers for me because of the round butts (maybe Chris should have named it the Tush instead of the Tusk.
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The Nomad will likely grow on you once you use it some more. I just got mine back from Mashed Cat for a custom kydex sheath that I will probably wear as a necker when I travel.
I really like your integrated design of the K Raptor handle and Warthog blade. Just the right size and combination of features. I think that one would be very popular in the line-up.
Thanks again for a cool and thoughtful post!
Phil
As usual, we share some of the same conclusions on the models we have in common. Too much forward rake on the bottom of the pommel = Less finger mobility on the bottom of the handle. Rounds butts = Comfort on shorter handles! Angled butts with sharper corners = Not my preferred configuration. The angled butt is why let go of my Warthog. The even shorter Nomad and Tusk handles are keepers for me because of the round butts (maybe Chris should have named it the Tush instead of the Tusk.

The Nomad will likely grow on you once you use it some more. I just got mine back from Mashed Cat for a custom kydex sheath that I will probably wear as a necker when I travel.
I really like your integrated design of the K Raptor handle and Warthog blade. Just the right size and combination of features. I think that one would be very popular in the line-up.
Thanks again for a cool and thoughtful post!
Phil
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