Curtiss Knives
KD Founding Member #1, Knifemaker
Folks, I just needed to share this. It really hits home. A few days ago I received a call from a gentleman that said he had one of my knives and it needed repaired. I asked him what was wrong with it and which knife it is. He replied that it was a Convicted folder and that it was his son's knife. He then went on to tell me about his son. I won't mention his name, but he was a Green Beret and was serving in Afghanistan when he was KIA when hit by an RPG. He had the knife with him and carried it always. He said the clip was broken along with the screws. He said they would like to have it fixed to put with his other items for memory.
Well, I got the knife in today. Yes it has broken backspacer screws and a broken clip. I will be completely rebuilding the knife. It is obvious what happened to the knife. I would also like to do a little something special to be returned with the knife. I'll come up with something or if anyone has any ideas, let me know.
Anyway, I am deeply sorrowed by this loss and I don't even know him. Just the fact that he thought so much of this knife overwhelms me. I am truly honored to be able to do this for his family. Just remember to thank each and every military member for their service and sacrifices. God Bless our Military!
Well, I got the knife in today. Yes it has broken backspacer screws and a broken clip. I will be completely rebuilding the knife. It is obvious what happened to the knife. I would also like to do a little something special to be returned with the knife. I'll come up with something or if anyone has any ideas, let me know.
Anyway, I am deeply sorrowed by this loss and I don't even know him. Just the fact that he thought so much of this knife overwhelms me. I am truly honored to be able to do this for his family. Just remember to thank each and every military member for their service and sacrifices. God Bless our Military!
