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blade handles great with sweaty/bloody hands. It best fits hands in the medium-to-large range. XL hands starts to get crowded. Shouldn't react poorly with most chemicals, unless they're chemicals that would dissolve flesh. It's stainless steel, so very corrosion resistant to salt water. Glad you like the bird of prey screech - FREEDOM!

Sounds good - coming up at beginning of August!

We’re planning on a Rerun Wdition of our inaugural black blade/red liners/black scales to launch early August.

@@fisherblades thank you!

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We're working on it! Mid to late July. Sign up for our Newsletter to get Early-Bird access to new inventory!

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Each Unicorn Edition will have something different about it - could be steel, could be scale material and/or color, could be blade finish. This first Unicorn Edition uses the same steel as our first batch - AEB-L, which has excellent edge retention when hardened to 60-62, BTW. So the answer really is that it depends. MagnaCut is being considered, but our view is that the base steel is really only a part of blade quality. We feel heat treat/temper plays an enormous part in bringing out the full potential of a steel, and every use profile mandates it's own steel performance attributes. MagnaCut alone is not necessarily a superior steel, although it COULD be, depending on the use-profile of the knife.

No - you'll need to decide which "side" to get. I put that in quotations because if you want to draw with your right hand in hammer, saber, or reverse edge-in grip, then you'd want a "right-pocket" sheath. If you wanted to draw with your right hand in reverse edge-OUT grip, you could put a "left-pocket" sheath in your right pocket. If you wanted to draw LEFT hand, all above applies but reverse-sheath-type. Just call or email us if you need more clarification. Thanks! /Chas Fisher

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$100 tops.

You make a valid point. The carcass in this video weighed about 65 lbs. We opted for that because of cost - you'd be surprised how much it would cost to get a man-weight (say 175 lb) pig carcass and we're trying to keep expenses down! Maybe next test we'll run a GoFundMe for it! Thanks for the comment - gratefully received.

Thanks. Good ideas. We’ll do another one of these with additional applications/different clothing. Stand by.

@@fisherblades It's refreshing for manufacturers that listen to customers!

We are working out the best way to slip these into Canada!

@@fisherblades Great news, thanks for the reply!!!

We offer the option of right hand draw or left hand draw - two different sheaths.

@fisherblades - Thanks! Hopefully I can find it for sale in Canada.

Available on our website!

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This is not precisely true about Seattle. Check out: www.akti.org/specious-in-seattle/#:~:text=The%20Seattle%20Municipal%20Code%20defines,in%20length.%E2%80%9D%20Section%2012A. An excerpt: The Seattle Municipal Code defines “dangerous knife” as “any fixed-blade knife and any other knife having a blade more than 3 1/2 inches in length.” Section 12A.14.080 of that code captioned “Unlawful use of weapons” states as pertinent that it is unlawful to: Knowingly carry concealed or unconcealed on such person any dangerous knife. Worth noting that it uses 3.5" as the operative trigger for "dangerous" although I wouldn't doubt that the Seattle City Attorney would overlook this length to deem anything he/she wants as "dangerous." Also note, there have been instances of kitchen paring knives being deemed dangerous. As a Seattle resident myself, I've decided to allow myself to carry my 3" fixed blade, and if I get it trouble, I'd get in trouble whether is was a fixed blade or not.

Vosteed is made in China. Fisher Blades -- made in the USA or not at all!

@@fisherblades put them side by side then say that

@@charlesgore8428 Happy to do so! Without knowing your national/potical affiliation, would you readily buy a cheap knife made by ISIS/ISIL? Or the Taliban? Are you solely buying on price:quality?

For sure!

Our terms for reverse grip are reverse grip edge-out (blade edge away from you) and reverse grip edge-in (edge toward you) - which of these grips matches your ice pick grip?

@@fisherblades edge away from me.

@@warweaponx6629 Then you would get a "right-pocket" sheath, and carry it in your left pocket. Don't worry that we call it a "right-pocket" sheath - it will function as you want in the left pocket!

Thanks @ellerybice3787 - enjoy your blade, and cut wisely!

@scottbollinger3641: Three main points to make on the price: 1. Entirely made in the USA with American labor. Every single step of manufacturing this blade involves paying American employees American wages. USA manufacturing abides by strong laws to protect the consumer and the environment. No dumping of blade finish waste into our rivers! 2. Made entirely of US and German materials. The only part of this knife and its packaging that isn’t American is the German steel. The fasteners are custom made in the US with US steel. The sheath is made entirely of US-sourced materials. We could have cut the cost of this blade in half by buying cheaper from China. No China junk in this blade! 3. Long and involved R&D process. We don’t just jump onto live IG and sketch out knife designs based on our IG followers requests. We put many months into designing, prototyping and testing with many changes made to the knife and its carry system. This also costs - time and money. Thanks for the question! /Chas Fisher

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@@fisherblades …. How is it to sharpen??

@@scottbollinger3641 Our tanto has two very straight edges - the proximal edge (closer to the grip) and the distal edge (edge from tip to the proximal edge). Where those two edges meet we call the tanto intersection. Sharpening is very easy on a belt sharpener. Pretty easy on a stone but stone needs to be flat. Easy on a ceramic rod sharpener, but take care transitioning past the tanto intersection when going from proximal to distal edge.

Price is fair imo.

Because it adds little-to-nothing to blade performance relative to the blade purpose - only adds to cost/price of the knife.

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I'm very pleased with mine - low 200s serial. The thing just oozes quality and attention to detail.

@@justanothergunnerd8128 thanks for your support!

Thanks! #55 is a great number!

For sure!

@@fisherblades UA-cam shadow banned your reply! I had to change my comment settings to view it!

@@elgatofelix8917 Argh. We know. No doubt we'll get into some trouble with the Sensitive People. We also posted this video on our Rumble channel in case it gets really bad!

Thanks - we have a lot of cool stuff coming. You'll be psyched!

It’s in the works!

Agreed - thanks for the comment!

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Stay tuned to our channels - we have some cool stuff coming down the pike!

@@fisherblades Thanks for listening to your fans!

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Exactly! This is our intent for the blade.

Ellery: got it! I'm the slow brother...! Thanks for commenting and for getting one of our knives!!

Your welcome.