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srtben
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Or a tactical trailing point, or maybe a persian fighter? This is probably the last one I will have time to finish in time for the OKCA show next week.
It is a lot different than the majority of my "tactical" knives, but I think it has really cool lines. What do you think?
Oal is about 9 5/8", with a 5" blade of .214" 5160.

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Mohillbilly
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I'm usually not a trailing point fan.......I am now! :-)

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beaver#1
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i like it . looks it could be use in a situations. good job

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Rick Richard
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I like the blade design

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Call it what you want, I think it's a good, functional, design that you have masterfully crafted.

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Rusty Snuffers
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I like all of your work, Ben. Very cool work on that micarta. When I saw the first pic, I was wondering what type of horn it was.... until I scrolled down to the close-up. [Big Grin]

Nice job, as usual. [thumbsup]

Rusty

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kansas stik man
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well tactical i say not! i would say a bush craft skinner i like more curved blades for bush craft and that knife looks very simple, tough, full tang and lanyard hole. great job though. id carry that sucker in a heart beat. and of course my favorite color being black is even more of a plus.

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Kevin Evans
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Pretty Clever !I think I like it !!!.

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srtben
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Thanks guys, this one definitely won't slip out of your hands when using it!

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Well I like that one,

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Doug Campbell
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Yep, that's some serious texturing, maybe call it the "gator hide" look, should a very nice user Ben. [thumbsup]

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amicus
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very nice.

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GWV
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That is nice!

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Rick Richard
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I can't decide which I like better the knife or the sheath! This would be one I would love to own!

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srtben
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Originally posted by Doug Campbell:
Yep, that's some serious texturing, maybe call it the "gator hide" look, should a very nice user Ben.

Thanks Doug, "Gator hide", I might have to use that!! It is actually very comfortable to hold and it gives excellent grip even with gloves on.

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