Ivoryman wrote:Low light/high light: Moki Kronos.
Ivoryman, a Moki Kronos is beautiful in any light. I haven’t seen one yet I didn’t want to take home with me.
Nice.
Ivoryman wrote:Low light/high light: Moki Kronos.
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Mark They didn't have a Catalog for there knives was not impressed with the Chinese line but they are come out with some of the older patterns again . I want be a buyer right nowSharpnshinyknives wrote:kennedy knives wrote:Mark they will be outside the sells area in the front lobby with all the Display's . I will have other AL-Mar's at my sale's Table 12T . Hope you can make it always a great show wear good shoe'sSharpnshinyknives wrote:
Gary, when you say they will be on display, does that mean they won’t be for sale? Just curious. I’m still a maybe on the blade show.
Mark
Gary, Be sure to let us know what you find out about the future of Al Mar please.
Mark
kennedy knives wrote:Mark They didn't have a Catalog for there knives was not impressed with the Chinese line but they are come out with some of the older patterns again . I want be a buyer right nowSharpnshinyknives wrote:kennedy knives wrote: Mark they will be outside the sells area in the front lobby with all the Display's . I will have other AL-Mar's at my sale's Table 12T . Hope you can make it always a great show wear good shoe's
Gary, Be sure to let us know what you find out about the future of Al Mar please.
Mark
Not sure but they had some there at the show in their displaySharpnshinyknives wrote:kennedy knives wrote:Mark They didn't have a Catalog for there knives was not impressed with the Chinese line but they are come out with some of the older patterns again . I want be a buyer right nowSharpnshinyknives wrote:
Gary, Be sure to let us know what you find out about the future of Al Mar please.
Mark
Are their Chinese knives on their site yet?
kennedy knives wrote:Saw a new release from Mcusta for the winter of 2019 that was quite a looker on my bucket list
Thanks QS still looking for a few to complete the Sere'sQuick Steel wrote:A very fine collection Gary.
Quick Steel wrote:Those are some interesting models. I wonder how Corian works as a handle. Am thinking it would be too slick. But perhaps not. Thanks for posting these Mark.
Quick Steel wrote:There are some indications that it is difficult to get San Mai. Don't know the reason why.
Hi Mark the Desert Ironwood I was Told at the Blade show is 1 of 100Sharpnshinyknives wrote:i Thought I would post some information about some new product from Mcusta. I’ve been asked before about Mcusta’s and a hole instead of a thumb stud on the blade. The MC-12 series is the Mcusta that offers both a version with a hole and a thumb stud. New are the two exotic wood handle materials. Here is the description from the website;
The MC-12 Series Tactility Elite Folders are elegant yet functional tactical knives with anodized ambidextrous thmb studs or thumb hole. They use a locking liner for a secure lock and are available with a variety of exotic handle materials. The blades are SPG2 Powder steel San Mai with Tsuchime finish or VG-10 core forged with 33 layers Damascus stainless steel and have a special oiled washer system for smooth action. The MC-12 series comes with a decorative pocket clip that is reversible and is designed to allow the knife to be carried low in your pocket with the tip-up for quick deployment.
3-1/2" Hollow ground SPG2 San Mai or 33 layer Damascus steel forged with a VG-10 core with long false edge on back and thumb opening studs (both sides) or thumb hole, 4-1/2" Hand contoured Exotic handle with Stainless steel liners and Pocket clip on back, Each in a gift box
SPG2 San Mai or VG-10 Damascus blade in 3.0mm thick, 93mm blade, 205mm in open, Weight 110g
Gary, good to know. Any idea if the black one is ebony? I love desert Ironwood. Didn’t realize they were producing some of these in such limited quantities.kennedy knives wrote:Hi Mark the Desert Ironwood I was Told at the Blade show is 1 of 100Sharpnshinyknives wrote:i Thought I would post some information about some new product from Mcusta. I’ve been asked before about Mcusta’s and a hole instead of a thumb stud on the blade. The MC-12 series is the Mcusta that offers both a version with a hole and a thumb stud. New are the two exotic wood handle materials. Here is the description from the website;
The MC-12 Series Tactility Elite Folders are elegant yet functional tactical knives with anodized ambidextrous thmb studs or thumb hole. They use a locking liner for a secure lock and are available with a variety of exotic handle materials. The blades are SPG2 Powder steel San Mai with Tsuchime finish or VG-10 core forged with 33 layers Damascus stainless steel and have a special oiled washer system for smooth action. The MC-12 series comes with a decorative pocket clip that is reversible and is designed to allow the knife to be carried low in your pocket with the tip-up for quick deployment.
3-1/2" Hollow ground SPG2 San Mai or 33 layer Damascus steel forged with a VG-10 core with long false edge on back and thumb opening studs (both sides) or thumb hole, 4-1/2" Hand contoured Exotic handle with Stainless steel liners and Pocket clip on back, Each in a gift box
SPG2 San Mai or VG-10 Damascus blade in 3.0mm thick, 93mm blade, 205mm in open, Weight 110g