Small knife kick

[G. Shahan]

I am kinda diggin the little stuff lately so here's a pair I did last week.
Both are CPM 154, hollow ground.
Bolsters are bronze.
Both have tapered tangs.
One is elk, one is amber stag.
6 1/2" OAL, 3 1/4" blade

 

[murphda2]

There's nothing wrong with smaller blades. Let's face it, almost none of us need are larger blades for common knife tasks. The man in us wants big bad@$$ Bowies, but do we really need them? No, but our "Inner Man" lusts for them. I too have developed a greater desire for smaller knives over the last couple of years. Being an Infantry soldier, I want that really awesome fighting knife, but I've found that all it does is get in my way and I never have a need to use it. Don't get me wrong, I'm not going to sell off my big knives or quit buying them, but I have become more focused on small more utilitarian designs both for making and collecting/using.

Keep up the great work. Both of these designs look great!

 

[mike miller]

i liked the elk but that amber stag really sets the other knife off. Are you coming by Wannamakers??

 

[G. Shahan]

Thanks Murph and Mike,

I would love to come, when is it?

Greg Shahan

 

[mike miller]

it's this weekend in Tulsa/

 

[Billy Helton]

Greg I agree with mike man that amber is awsome. I like these little knives. They both look really good the finish is great to.

 

[G. Shahan]

Thanks Billy,

Greg Shahan

 

[genewiseman]

Greg,
I really like the amber stag and the sheath looks good too.
Gene

 

[Pieter]

Greg they both look great but must agree with the rest that amber looks awesome

 

[ArtinNC]

Like both of them.

 

[calharkins]

You are really on a roll!! They really look nice!

 

[Mad Irish]

They both look great. Small knives make great utility knives that can be carried all the time. I used my mine all the time for cutting tasks. Never leave home without it.