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https://youtu.be/BmlnltVzksg This sum's it up. click above.

That is very nice, Thanks for sharing. regards, Steve

The design is a very personal preference. I never judge other's design work. The only thing I see is that the butt of the blade needs to be fit to the lockbar, and is there a detent pocket in the blade to keep it closed? If the butt of the blade serves as a shoulder for the detent ball, like...

It's hard to beat a great Trapper, and that looks like a Great one. thanks for sharing.

That's a beauty right there.

They are just under 30 bucks Larry. But I would gladly sell you mine for 43.50

Today I am carrying "The Westin" designed by Les George as sold by Kershaw. It is a great piece, has a flawlessly smooth action and is shaving sharp. I've said this before but here goes: I don't care where these come from, they are great quality and an American Maker and Designer of the highest...

Looking Good Franklin. (the knife, not you).:biggrin:

Just bought one. I want anything with Les Georges name on it no matter where it comes from. My current EDC is the Kershaw Spline and I think it is just peachy. Thanks Les!!!!

Great little package Jim.

Bad idea. I'd rather have a knife wrapped in electrical tape.

Very Nice Peter.

Absolute perfection. That is a real beauty. Steve

Very Nice, Jess

If you are confident that the scales will hold and you can get a hole drilled dead center, then I would suggest you drill through and use a contrasting color pin. I once had this problem and used a piece of 1/8" diameter Mosaic Pin to fill it and it worked well. Just a suggestion.

Outstanding in every way. Can't say enough about the good work you guys do. Knife, sheath and photos are all first rate.

Welcome aboard, Go to the top of this page and click on "knife making supplies" right under the KnifeDogs logo. You won't find a better way to get started. They also have a youtube channel with lots of help. Good luck, someone on this forum will always help you. Steve

Nice stuff, Jess. love it.

Outstanding work from Les, (as usual) and great photos.

Will this be for sale at Badger and would a lowly wood chipper such as myself be able to afford such a prize and still bring home milk for the babies? Just asking.