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[rdnzl]

Buffalo Horn Canoe

Bonestag Sowbelly

[toomanyknives]

Buffalo Horn Canoe

Bonestag Sowbelly

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[tvic]

A couple of very FINE looking Case knives there, rdnzl!

[GSPTOPDOG]

I picked up this Barminski* ... the scales drew me in


*Tom Barminski was a renowned knife maker from Loveland, Colorado, known for his custom fixed blade knives made from D2 tool steel. His knives are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Unfortunately, Tom Barminski passed away in 2013, but his legacy lives on through his beautifully crafted knives, which can still be found in various shops and collections.

[doglegg]

Buffalo Horn Canoe

Bonestag Sowbelly

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Winner, winner .

[Gtrclktr-351]

Buffalo Horn Canoe

Bonestag Sowbelly

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NICE!

[Railsplitter]

I saw this Begg Knives Micro Burst and couldn't resist getting one. It's a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rod Olson and Begg Knives.

This first picture is a full-on custom of the same model by Rod Olson. This is not my knife. Just an example of what Rod does.

Here are a few pictures of the collaboration Micro Burst that I just received. Really nice little knife. The dollar bill is for size reference. In my last picture, you can just barely see the low profile front flipper tab at the front of the handle. Button Lock with a VG10 blade.

[rdnzl]

Buck Canoe . Surprising quality for a $28 knife. Smooth. Snappy. Sharp. No gaps or proud pins. Scales are flush with the bolsters.

[Madmarco]

I picked up this Barminski* ... the scales drew me in


*Tom Barminski was a renowned knife maker from Loveland, Colorado, known for his custom fixed blade knives made from D2 tool steel. His knives are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Unfortunately, Tom Barminski passed away in 2013, but his legacy lives on through his beautifully crafted knives, which can still be found in various shops and collections.

Wow, this is a beautiful bowie knife, Dog, I'm intrigued with the handle and the super-shiny killer blade, probably the nicest and most unique fixed blade I've seen in many moons.
Considering it's roots, it should be quite valuable one day. Great catch, buddy.

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[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I saw this Begg Knives Micro Burst and couldn't resist getting one. It's a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rod Olson and Begg Knives.

This first picture is a full-on custom of the same model by Rod Olson. This is not my knife. Just an example of what Rod does.
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Here are a few pictures of the collaboration Micro Burst that I just received. Really nice little knife. The dollar bill is for size reference. In my last picture, you can just barely see the low profile front flipper tab at the front of the handle. Button Lock with a VG10 blade.
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Rick, that is a most beautiful piece ... it has STYLE! Many and it is
I had seen that knife I believe on one of the Blade Show videos interviewing Begg. Very impressive folder!!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

I picked up this Barminski* ... the scales drew me in


*Tom Barminski was a renowned knife maker from Loveland, Colorado, known for his custom fixed blade knives made from D2 tool steel. His knives are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Unfortunately, Tom Barminski passed away in 2013, but his legacy lives on through his beautifully crafted knives, which can still be found in various shops and collections.

Wow, this is a beautiful bowie knife, Dog, I'm intrigued with the handle and the super-shiny killer blade, probably the nicest and most unique fixed blade I've seen in many moons.
Considering it's roots, it should be quite valuable one day. Great catch, buddy.

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Second that Mark ... looks like a heavy knife also, maybe like an original Rigid. What say you TopDog ... Nice knife!

[GSPTOPDOG]

I saw this Begg Knives Micro Burst and couldn't resist getting one. It's a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rod Olson and Begg Knives.

Here are a few pictures of the collaboration Micro Burst that I just received. Really nice little knife. The dollar bill is for size reference. In my last picture, you can just barely see the low profile front flipper tab at the front of the handle. Button Lock with a VG10 blade.

That is pretty sweet!!! .... However .... If you are spending $1,250 or so on just one knife, I am guessing that dollar in the photo is also the last one you have left ..... ....

[GSPTOPDOG]

I picked up this Barminski* ... the scales drew me in

Wow, this is a beautiful bowie knife, Dog, I'm intrigued with the handle and the super-shiny killer blade, probably the nicest and most unique fixed blade I've seen in many moons.

Thanks M&M, I have been trying to slow down on getting new stuff ...but I couldn't resist .....

[Railsplitter]

That is pretty sweet!!! .... However .... If you are spending $1,250 or so on just one knife, I am guessing that dollar in the photo is also the last one you have left ..... ....

Ha! No way would I spend that much on one knife. That photo was just to show the custom model that mine was designed after.

The production models like mine are only $120 and a good value at that price.

[Railsplitter]

Rick, that is a most beautiful piece ... it has STYLE! Many and it is
I had seen that knife I believe on one of the Blade Show videos interviewing Begg. Very impressive folder!!

Thanks, Tony! I also have one of the Begg Knives Bodega models. So far, my experience with Begg Knives has been outstanding.

When I bought the Micro Burst that I posted above, I noticed that the description said the black portions of the handle slabs are machined aluminum. I thought to myself: "They sure look like rubber or plastic to me". Now that I have the knife in my hands I'm still not 100% sure but they might indeed be part of the aluminum handle and not rubber or plastic inlays.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Rick, that is a most beautiful piece ... it has STYLE! Many and it is
I had seen that knife I believe on one of the Blade Show videos interviewing Begg. Very impressive folder!!

Thanks, Tony! I also have one of the Begg Knives Bodega models. So far, my experience with Begg Knives has been outstanding.

When I bought the Micro Burst that I posted above, I noticed that the description said the black portions of the handle slabs are machined aluminum. I thought to myself: "They sure look like rubber or plastic to me". Now that I have the knife in my hands I'm still not 100% sure but they might indeed be part of the aluminum handle and not rubber or plastic inlays.

I really like Begg Knives Rick. Their overseas made line is top quality in my opinion. I watched a vid about that also. He said it had to be to compete in today's market, but his manufacturing requirements are very strict. Your Micro Burst and other Beggs I have seen confirm Todd's commitment to to a high quality standard, same as his designs have always been.

[GSPTOPDOG]

That is pretty sweet!!! .... However .... If you are spending $1,250 or so on just one knife, I am guessing that dollar in the photo is also the last one you have left ..... ....

Ha! No way would I spend that much on one knife. That photo was just to show the custom model that mine was designed after.

The production models like mine are only $120 and a good value at that price.

It is pretty sweet I like the blade design ... but.... If I had to spend $120 on a knife ... then I would have about $1.00 left to my name

[rdnzl]

[Madmarco]

I picked up this Barminski* ... the scales drew me in

Wow, this is a beautiful bowie knife, Dog, I'm intrigued with the handle and the super-shiny killer blade, probably the nicest and most unique fixed blade I've seen in many moons.

Thanks M&M, I have been trying to slow down on getting new stuff ...but I couldn't resist .....

I get it, buddy.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

I saw this Begg Knives Micro Burst and couldn't resist getting one. It's a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rod Olson and Begg Knives.

This first picture is a full-on custom of the same model by Rod Olson. This is not my knife. Just an example of what Rod does.
Olson Micro Burst.png
Here are a few pictures of the collaboration Micro Burst that I just received. Really nice little knife. The dollar bill is for size reference. In my last picture, you can just barely see the low profile front flipper tab at the front of the handle. Button Lock with a VG10 blade.
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I really like that one Rick. What a great looking knife.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Received these three from Mark @ Sharp And Shiny Knives this week. Absolutely love 'em ... Many thanks Mark!!
Paragon Rear Lockback Blackie Collins Design Cocobolo ... Spear Point ... 4.5" Closed
Paragon Black Micarta Folding Hunter Mid Lockback Designed by Blackie Collins ... Drop Point ... 4.5" Closed
IC Cut Seki Japan Silver Collection Rear Lockback Pakkawood Handles ... Drop Point ... 4" Closed

[Railsplitter]

I saw this Begg Knives Micro Burst and couldn't resist getting one. It's a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rod Olson and Begg Knives.

This first picture is a full-on custom of the same model by Rod Olson. This is not my knife. Just an example of what Rod does.
Olson Micro Burst.png
Here are a few pictures of the collaboration Micro Burst that I just received. Really nice little knife. The dollar bill is for size reference. In my last picture, you can just barely see the low profile front flipper tab at the front of the handle. Button Lock with a VG10 blade.
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I really like that one Rick. What a great looking knife.

Thank you, Mark.

[woodwalker]

My coworker just gifted me this little cutie. No markings. Quite a handy little item.

[doglegg]

My coworker just gifted me this little cutie. No markings. Quite a handy little item.

Looks cool and looks useful.

[woodwalker]

My coworker just gifted me this little cutie. No markings. Quite a handy little item.

Looks cool and looks useful.

Thanks Floyd! Nuttin fancy, just cool to me too!!