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Forensic Jim
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Recent Trade

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Just got this Ken Erickson custom made knife in the mail. Made a trade with a guy who had it posted here on AAPK. Has the most silky smooth action opening and closing the blades on any knife I've seen so far. Dyed sambar stag, file worked, and SV30 steel. Closed length is 3 7/8".
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Jim that sure is a beauty, I have been drooling over knives made by Ken Erickson for some time now and yours is only adding to the mess ::drool:: ...

Thanks for sharing that beauty and nice trade..

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Very impressive, FJim! I like worked liners, and those threaded, pinched, rat-tail bolsters are something to behold!!
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Ralph, check your PMs!
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Ken Erickson

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I've been looking at some of Ken Ericksons posts on another forum and saw some of the knives he's made and have really been impressed with his work. He also makes some of the prettiest dyed jigged bone scales there is. His prices seem pretty reasonable for now since he's relatively new at making slippies.
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Very nice Jim!

Be careful.......................you start buying those custom slippies and you'll get bit by the bug, and that leads to short bank accounts!
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Post by tank »

I love Kens work Jim. I have one of his coming in Feb or March, I hope. Its a big Jack with ATS-34 in Sambar. Here's a knife pick he made when he was practicing his jigging.

Jim if you EVER wanna sell/trade that knife please contact me.
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Cool, second Erickson I've seen posted today!
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Congrats Jim! I've seen a few Ericksons floating around on knife sites and everyone I've seen has been a beauty!
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