Got a steak knife...

Firemedic183 · April 2013

Or tooth pick, prep knife, zombie slasher...It is a Ridgeback Knife made by Oklahoman Knife Maker Bill Coye. I have always had a fascination with high quality products.

canegger · April 2013

Thats a nice looking blade. Whats the handle made of?

Firemedic183 · April 2013

The handle is made of G-10. It fits perfectly in my hand.

chris123stock · April 2013

Nice looks, really nice, one thing comes to mind though. You pull that out if your helping someone they may crap themselves lol. Might be a long ride. Is a good looking knife.

Firemedic183 · April 2013

chris123stock said:

Nice looks, really nice, one thing comes to mind though. You pull that out if your helping someone they may crap themselves lol. Might be a long ride. Is a good looking knife.

Thank you. Yea, I have always strongly believed in having the best equipment to get the job done properly. Incidentally, the knife maker has been a Paramedic, RN, and a Flight RN for the past 28 years including time served in Afghanistan.

chris123stock · April 2013

Oh yes the right equipment to get the job done. That is very important, I would have to agree there. I still say if you pull that bad boy out its going to freak out someone lol. @-) of course there is always the WOW THATS HUGE.

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Firemedic183 · April 2013

chris123stock said:

Oh yes the right equipment to get the job done. That is very important, I would have to agree there. I still say if you pull that bad boy out its going to freak out someone lol. @-) of course there is always the WOW THATS HUGE. )

The thing that is truly HUGE is that hamburger that you made!! That thing is EPIC!!

Eggcelsior · April 2013

Does he have a website?

chris123stock · April 2013

Wow lol. As big as that burger, I hope you have a sheath for it. Can you get the chopper off the ground with it

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Firemedic183 · April 2013

Eggcelsior said:

Does he have a website?

coyeknives.com

Firemedic183 · April 2013

chris123stock said:

Wow lol. As big as that burger, I hope you have a sheath for it. Can you get the chopper off the ground with it )

Thankfully, it did come with a sheath.

chris123stock · April 2013

Very nice.

MrCookingNurse · April 2013

the website doesnt work, it just keeps coming back to here

Firemedic183 · April 2013

Hmmm...Google Coye Knives and you can find the website from there. Let me try to link it one more time. Sorry about that.

http://coyeknives.com

MrCookingNurse · April 2013

it works now

=P~

hapster · April 2013

Nice looking blade... I'll have to check it them out.

I have a couple of Benchmades, a Gil Hibben, and my father's Puma White Hunter.

CajunEggHead · April 2013

Do they finance those baby's???

Focker · April 2013

Very nice tool of the trade!!

Never leave home without the Kershaw Leek. Slim, quick, easy, holds an edge. A whopping $23 on Black Friday. )

MrCookingNurse · April 2013

CajunEggHead said:
Do they finance those baby's???

Ha yea I was like hmm maybe I'll get one. Wooha never mind!

MrCookingNurse · April 2013

Focker said:
Very nice tool of the trade!!
Never leave home without the Kershaw Leek. Slim, quick, easy, holds an edge. A whopping $23 on Black Friday. )

I got a sweet kershaw as a groomsmen favor last year.

Firemedic183 · April 2013

MrCookingNurse said:

Very nice tool of the trade!!
Never leave home without the Kershaw Leek. Slim, quick, easy, holds an edge. A whopping $23 on Black Friday. )
I got a sweet kershaw as a groomsmen favor last year.

Kershaw makes great products. I had a spring assisted kershaw knife about 4 years ago that I really liked. My everyday carry now is the Chris Reeves Umnumzaan.

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