Guess no one else has any money right now either. So let's see what trades are out there.
According to Mr. Mosier he only made 2 of these. One was satin finished and this one was hand rubbed. He also said he'd never hand rub a blade this large again as it was FAR too labor intensive. So I consider this one to be the more desirable finish of the two as it was done by hand. Here is a quote from the email he sent me...
"I do remember making that one for a guy in Desoto, Kansas. I cannot remember the exact year, but it has been at least ten years since I made it. The steel is S30V and I believe I have only made two of those, one was a satin finish and then yours is the handrubbed finish. I swore I'd never hand rub a blade that size again, an S30V to boot!!
I hope you enjoy it, she is quite a chopper!
Thanks,
David.
www.dmknives.com"
It's about 3/16ths thick with around a 11.5" blade and is lightening fast. This thing would make an awesome jungle knife and would make one hell of a head remover simply because it moves so quick, is well balanced for a knife it's size, and is razor sharp. Who can deny the cutting power of a large bolo style blade? It ain't gonna rust and has crazy wear resistance for those of you who understand the properties of perfectly heat treated S30V. It's an amazing piece. It's the only one like it. Nice Kydex sheath too. Unused, has some kydex marks but other than that... it's a safe queen. Has diamond pattern (like knurling) file work on the butt which I thought was cool... make a nasty impact weapon on the bottom. Jungle assault knife, all purpose chopper, camp knife, zombie killer... you name it this one does it.
What I'm after...
1. Busse, Strider, CRK, Custom
2. A Gun (would love a Glock 19)
3. AR Upper
4. Swords
5. Watches with Tritium or Complex Digitals.
6. Guitar
7. Electronics like ipads, computers, large flatscreen tv, large flatscreen computer monitors
8. Gold and Silver
9 HID Spotlights
10. And of course large quality blades (12" blades or larger... short swords, things like that) No junk please.
Mix and match. Plus cash where needed.
According to Mr. Mosier he only made 2 of these. One was satin finished and this one was hand rubbed. He also said he'd never hand rub a blade this large again as it was FAR too labor intensive. So I consider this one to be the more desirable finish of the two as it was done by hand. Here is a quote from the email he sent me...
"I do remember making that one for a guy in Desoto, Kansas. I cannot remember the exact year, but it has been at least ten years since I made it. The steel is S30V and I believe I have only made two of those, one was a satin finish and then yours is the handrubbed finish. I swore I'd never hand rub a blade that size again, an S30V to boot!!
I hope you enjoy it, she is quite a chopper!
Thanks,
David.
www.dmknives.com"
It's about 3/16ths thick with around a 11.5" blade and is lightening fast. This thing would make an awesome jungle knife and would make one hell of a head remover simply because it moves so quick, is well balanced for a knife it's size, and is razor sharp. Who can deny the cutting power of a large bolo style blade? It ain't gonna rust and has crazy wear resistance for those of you who understand the properties of perfectly heat treated S30V. It's an amazing piece. It's the only one like it. Nice Kydex sheath too. Unused, has some kydex marks but other than that... it's a safe queen. Has diamond pattern (like knurling) file work on the butt which I thought was cool... make a nasty impact weapon on the bottom. Jungle assault knife, all purpose chopper, camp knife, zombie killer... you name it this one does it.
What I'm after...
1. Busse, Strider, CRK, Custom
2. A Gun (would love a Glock 19)
3. AR Upper
4. Swords
5. Watches with Tritium or Complex Digitals.
6. Guitar
7. Electronics like ipads, computers, large flatscreen tv, large flatscreen computer monitors
8. Gold and Silver
9 HID Spotlights
10. And of course large quality blades (12" blades or larger... short swords, things like that) No junk please.
Mix and match. Plus cash where needed.
