Where the heck can I find a Sarsquatch?!?!

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coldsilence55

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I've been watching the woods, the bay, the mountains and the exchange for quite a while and not much as come up... anything I'm missing?! Any suggestions? Thanks!
 
They have been spotted in the woods of the PNW. You should, so I've heard, look for their poo or footprints. And they eat beef jerkey and drink Rainier Beer.
 
The custom shop do not have blanks for the Sarsquatch at the moment but if you contact Lexi or Garth they will put you on the waiting list for one.. I have been on the list for 5 weeks now but I am not expecting to get a knife anytime soon, but please get them to put you on the list, you know there is power in numbers...
 
Sarsquatch is a great blade. You just don't see them come up for sale that often. Must mean that everybody who has them really likes them and isn't ready to part with them.

Garth
 
Garth Reckner said:
Sarsquatch is a great blade. You just don't see them come up for sale that often. Must mean that everybody who has them really likes them and isn't ready to part with them.

Garth
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Couldn't that be said with most models? Cause I can't seem to find a lot of them. Like the NMFBM limited edition, I've seen numbers in the nine hundreds and only one person is selling theirs? Everyone must love their Busse.
 
rhswanson said:
Couldn't that be said with most models? Cause I can't seem to find a lot of them. Like the NMFBM limited edition, I've seen numbers in the nine hundreds and only one person is selling theirs? Everyone must love their Busse.
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Serial numbers are not always indicative of the quantity sold. Just sayin'. The NMFBMLE/CGNMFBM offering lasted approximately 14 days. I'm willing to bet that there are way fewer LE's of that model than 999...but I'm fairly certain that someone owns #999.
 
I happen to have just found a Sarsquatch hiding in my safe under a NMFBM LE.

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Always said that the SQ was my favorite blade in that size. Thinner stock actually slices very well for a big blade. Flat end pommel instead of the ridiculous skull crusher (my opinion). Only negative, and this is just being ultra picky, I wouldn't have made it with a swedge. Love mine, all three of them!

Pete
 
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