Lucky Dog Knife Co
Dealer / Materials Provider
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2019
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- 147
Thanks for the question B Bigburly912 ! As you have alluded to in your last post, I was drawing inspiration from what a traditional spey blade would be used for and marrying that with a Barlow-esque handle and a small fixed blade.Lucky Dog Knife Co on the river dogs what was the intended purpose for the jimping near the tip as well as on the back? Im not knocking it at all and actually like it but was curious on your thoughts. I do a lot of single finger cuts and dont mind that extra purpose on a shorter blade.

