Show off your fixed blades!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Hattori Dream Hunter
- 4" recurved hollow ground AUS-8 drop point blade with large false edge
- 8.25" OAL
- Hand contoured layered Linen Black Micarta handle with solid nickel silver Hilt and rivets
- Full tang construction with nickel silver tubelar lanyard hole

I'll say it again, it's you, Tony, absolutely you!

You know my kinda knife well Mark!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Hattori Dream Hunter
- 4" recurved hollow ground AUS-8 drop point blade with large false edge

Hmmmmmm....Hattori Hunter.... So good, so good ....

Yep, T-Dog ... ist sehr gut!

[toomanyknives]

Thanks DogLegg, Kerry, and Mark! I am liking Loveless style knives lately. They just have a l@@k about them.

Have you seen my only "custom" knife, Tony? The reason I liked it is because it had a bit of a Loveless look. It was made by a fine maker
here in Ga. named Larry McEachern. It's a real beauty!

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Wow Kerry. that is a Beauty! A Loveless style knife to me is near perfect in size and shape for use, as well as looking good.
I like the blade's belly, and the mosaic adds to it's beauty. What are the handles made of?

Thanks Tony! The handles are polished Buffalo Horn..

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Have you seen my only "custom" knife, Tony? The reason I liked it is because it had a bit of a Loveless look. It was made by a fine maker
here in Ga. named Larry McEachern. It's a real beauty!

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Wow Kerry. that is a Beauty! A Loveless style knife to me is near perfect in size and shape for use, as well as looking good.
I like the blade's belly, and the mosaic adds to it's beauty. What are the handles made of?

Thanks Tony! The handles are polished Buffalo Horn..

Yes, I thought so ... great knife and thanks!

[toomanyknives]

Wow Kerry. that is a Beauty! A Loveless style knife to me is near perfect in size and shape for use, as well as looking good.
I like the blade's belly, and the mosaic adds to it's beauty. What are the handles made of?

Thanks Tony! The handles are polished Buffalo Horn..

Yes, I thought so ... great knife and thanks!

Thank you. And, I need to take some better pics of it. He made a great sheath for it also..

[Madmarco]

Hattori Dream Hunter
- 4" recurved hollow ground AUS-8 drop point blade with large false edge
- 8.25" OAL
- Hand contoured layered Linen Black Micarta handle with solid nickel silver Hilt and rivets
- Full tang construction with nickel silver tubelar lanyard hole

I'll say it again, it's you, Tony, absolutely you!

You know my kinda knife well Mark!

Ha, ha, ha!
I make a point of following interesting people, my friend, and you qualify!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Have you seen my only "custom" knife, Tony? The reason I liked it is because it had a bit of a Loveless look. It was made by a fine maker
here in Ga. named Larry McEachern. It's a real beauty!

Sweet TMK! Real sweet! I like the belly on the blade, very nice shape

[ken98k]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

[doglegg]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

That's a looker.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

Knice Ken! And hefty looking, which I like in a fixed blade.

[ken98k]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

Knice Ken! And hefty looking, which I like in a fixed blade.

Built like a tank.

[garddogg56]

Ken that's a looker

[GSPTOPDOG]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

Wow!!! ... I like it!!!

[Madmarco]

Just out of my mailbox, Eafengrow EF128

Beautiful knife, Ken, use it well.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Khyber 2650 Made By Tak Fukuta from 1976-83, who was an apprentice to Bob Loveless.
You can certainly see his Mentor's influence in this knife. 4" Aus-6A Blade ... 8 3/8" OAL ... Maroon Micarta & Nickel Silver

[toomanyknives]

Khyber 2650 Made By Tak Fukuta from 1976-83, who was an apprentice to Bob Loveless.
You can certainly see his Mentor's influence in this knife. 4" Aus-6A Blade ... 8 3/8" OAL ... Maroon Micarta & Nickel Silver

Zowie! What a beauty, Tony! I know Zowie is probably only a word in Batman, but it really expressed my feelings on that knife!

[Jeepergeo]

A recent Anza acquisition. This thing is a beast and has nice file work on the spine. Anza knives are addictive.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Khyber 2650 Made By Tak Fukuta from 1976-83, who was an apprentice to Bob Loveless.
You can certainly see his Mentor's influence in this knife. 4" Aus-6A Blade ... 8 3/8" OAL ... Maroon Micarta & Nickel Silver

Zowie! What a beauty, Tony! I know Zowie is probably only a word in Batman, but it really expressed my feelings on that knife!

Zowie Kerry! Have not heard that in a long time ... Many thanks!

[Sasquach]

Okay, this is only the second post 2004 Schrade Chinese product I own. The first one was a gift. I snagged this one out of pure curiosity. It is a Mod 181UH large bowie. The fit and finish is mediocre but acceptable. The handle material is listed as "Staglon" which I assume is Delrin based and durable. Solid brass guard is kinda' square and clunky. Blade steel is listed as "7Cr17MoV high carbon stainless steel". The knife is heavy and not very well balanced. I do like the sheath which is nylon cordura much better than kydex. Over all length is 15 3/8". For a knife costing less than 30 dollars I have to admit that it is a reasonably good tool if you need a large knife you can beat the crap out of and not worry about losing much if you destroy it. While knives made in China keep improving I'm still wishing for more American cutlers to enter the "affordable" knife market.

[doglegg]

Okay, this is only the second post 2004 Schrade Chinese product I own. The first one was a gift. I snagged this one out of pure curiosity. It is a Mod 181UH large bowie. The fit and finish is mediocre but acceptable. The handle material is listed as "Staglon" which I assume is Delrin based and durable. Solid brass guard is kinda' square and clunky. Blade steel is listed as "7Cr17MoV high carbon stainless steel". The knife is heavy and not very well balanced. I do like the sheath which is nylon cordura much better than kydex. Over all length is 15 3/8". For a knife costing less than 30 dollars I have to admit that it is a reasonably good tool if you need a large knife you can beat the crap out of and not worry about losing much if you destroy it. While knives made in China keep improving I'm still wishing for more American cutlers to enter the "affordable" knife market.

Wow!

[ken98k]

While knives made in China keep improving I'm still wishing for more American cutlers to enter the "affordable" knife market.

American knife makers seem to be unwilling to make the investment necessary to produce affordable knifes. They're only interested in the low production numbers, custom market.