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Awesome!

Thanks for the compliments guys, I was really happy with the way these two turned out.

Hollow ground CPM154, Stabilized curly Koa (Thanks Les), red liners, nickel silver hardware. The pictures don't capture the beauty of this wood. Thanks for looking!

Love those moments when you pull off something you previously had been unable to. I like the shape of that blade Wallace.

Not many people can say they have a knife made with a leaf spring from a 32 Studebaker..That fact alone makes this knife cool. And it looks good too. Nice work Raymond. But the sheath looks more like a work glove, might want to do something about that. :)

Low HP buffer, low enough that you can bog the motor if it catches on the knife..firm grip on knife at all times, no distractions, and stand to the side, just in case.

I've been very happy with my Paragon.

Awesome! Wish it was mine.

My oldest kids are in their 20s, another one that's 15, so it's been a while since I helped with bug collections. I have 2 year old daughter, and a grandson on the way, so I see at least 2 more bug collections in my future. :)

Awesome!

Nice work, cool sheath!

Nice looking knives Marcini!

and this one ..... Meant to put these in same post .... trying to figure all of this out again.

Elk antler, 440c. Thanks for looking!

Flat ground Loveless style drop point. Devin Thomas damascus, ironwood, nickel silver. Thanks for looking!

Good looking knife, love that hackberry.

Like them both!

Very interesting knife.....at first glance I almost hit the back button on my browser. But after the 3rd pic loaded up, and I had looked a little longer I did a complete 180. That is a cool knife, shape, texture. handle, everything about it a like. Nice work!

I like it. Nice work.

I changed my mind, and decided to go with this one. Next week I'll make up my mind before I post. :)