Specials and one shots thread

[Iz]

If you got pics you're more than welcome to put them up here. Or if you have questions about any of the specials or just want to talk abothemut , that's ok too.
Mostly this will be a running thread on the model I've made for people to use as a reference for a knife they have or are looking to buy on the secondary market.

#1
12/10/10 Neck knife, Basically a mini Green River, 3/16" o-1 tool steel, varied convex grind, heat treat scale left on flats, black and green g10 scales, 3/16" steel pins

#2
1/20/11 *The model 1926 is a hybrid of the Soldier River handle and a Green River style blade.* 3/16" o-1 steel, varied convex grind, heat treat scale left on, stabilized box elder burl scales, steel pins

#3
3/12/11 Anton's knife, This is a neck sized knife made in honor and remembrance of a young man named Anton. He left this earth to quickly and will be missed. 1/8" o-1 tool steel, conex scandi grind, heat treat scale on the flats, Bethlehem olive wood scales, natural brown micarta pins and lanyard, rawhide sheath

#4
3/12/11 This knife is the second of the group done in honor and remembrance of Anton. 1/8" o-1 tool steel, convex scandi grind, scale left on the flats, Bethlehem olive wood scales, natural micarta lanyard tubes and a rawhide sheath.

#5
3/12/11 Rocket bomb, customer pattern, 1/8" o-1 tool steel, full height convex grind, scale left on the flats, o.d. camo green g10 scales, 1/8" orange g10 spacers, stainless steel pins, black kydex sheath

#6
5/11/11 bolo neck knife, 3/16" o-1 tool steel, full height grind, chocolate brown g11 scales, 1/8" brown canvas micarta pins

#7
8/12/11 Wilson's creek woods knife, 3/16" o-1 tool steel, varied convex grind, heat treat scale left on the flats, brushed aircraft aluminum scales, 1/8" black g10 spacers, stainless steel pins

#8
8/12/11 Stainless steel one shot, 3/16" 154cm stainless steel, varied convex grind, scale left on the flats, o.d. green camo g10 scales, 1/8" black spacers, o.d. green g10 pommel plate, 1/4" black micarta pins

#9
9/6/11 *the 1220 is a hybrid of the #12 burris fork handle and the #20 gasconade blade* 5/32" 1095 steel, varied convex grind, rough hammon, heat treat scale left on the flats, bone g10 scales, 1/8" orange spacers, 1/8" brown pins

#10
9/6/11 *the 1906 is a hybrid of the #19 soldier river handle and the #6 Moniteau creek blade* 3/16" 0-1 tool steel, varied convex grind, scale left on the flats, brown g10 scales, 1/8" orange spacer, 1/4" brown pins

#11
10/6/11 *the 1917 is a hybrid of the #19 Soldier river handle and the #17 Cooper's creek blade* 3/16" o-1 tool steel, varied convex grind, scale left on the flats, caramel linen micarta scales, stainless steel pins, steel pommel plate and combat etch

#12
11/16/11 RTC special, 1/4" 5160 spring steel, convex grinds top and bottom, brown g10 scales, 1/8" blue g10 spacers, steel pins

#13
1/13/12 3/16" 154cm stainless steel, varied convex grind, scale left on the flats, o.d. green camo g10 scales, 1/8" black spacers, o.d. green g10 pommel plate, 1/4" black micarta pins

#14
3/10/12 *Model 2101* Model 21 handle with a Model 01 blade 3/16" o-1 tool steel, varied convex grind, h.t. scale left on the flats, stabilized curly maple scales, thin red spacers, brass pins

#15
3/29/12 One shot cleaver,5/32" o-1 tool steel, 3/4 height convex grind, heat treat scale left on the flats, black/green g10 scales, 1/4" black micarta rods, 1/8" black carbon fiber rods

#16
4/16/12 Heavy parang, 1/4" 5160, half height grind, back spine ground sharp, brown linen micarta scales, brown g10 pins

#17
5/12/12 Heavy parang, 1/4" 5160, 3/4 height convex grind, o.d. green canvas micarta scales, brass lanyard tubes for pins

#18
5/26/12 m1926, varied convex grind, heat treat scale left on the flats, o.d. green canvas scales,thin orange spacers, 1/8" stainless steel pins and lanyard

#19
8/12 Long handled neck knife, 3/16" o-1 pr 1095, 3/4 height convex grind, caramel linen micarta and stabilized elk antler scales, 1/8" natural canvas spacers, stainless steel pins

#20
9/6/12 #Hollow handle survival knife, 1/4" o-1 tool steel, Model 6 Moniteau creek blade, varied convex grind, heat treat scale left on the flats, brass fittings, steel hollow handle, paracord wrapped

#21
9/12 Light parang, 5/32" 1095, half height convex with hammon line, laminated latigo leather scales, copper rivets

#22
9/12 *Model 1720* Cooper's creek handle with Gasconade blade. 5/32" o-1, varied convex grind, caramel linen micarta scales,thin red spacers, brass pins and lanyard

#23
10/31/12 *Model 1116* Moon creek handle with 5" extended dogwood blade. 13/64" 5160 spring steel, varied convex grind, natural canvas micarta scales, 1/8" brass pins

#24
11/12 *Mac's Razor* fixed blade straight razor, 5/32" 1095 steel, full height flat grind with convex edge, o.d. green canvas scales, stainless steel pin

[J]

#11 The 1917.

I have owned alot of knives. ALOT. This is my favorite by far. Ive used it a ton in the woods, and have become very familiar with it. Its carved pot hooks, tent pegs, done multiple splitwood fires, bowdrill sets, prepped food, and many other things. Its a great all around bush knife design. I have others on order from Iz, but this will always be my goto bush knife. We all have a favorite. This is mine.

[Iz]

Great pics, J! That knife has seen a lot of use in it's short life, does my heart good.
Thanks, bro!

[J]

[J]

I have more, but you get the idea. lol

This thread is now better.

Thanks Iz, you aint kiddin brother. Ive really beat on it. I cant reccomend this model and your work enough.

[Wilt]

Thank you for sharing. Excellent shots J. More...More...More... please!

[jloden]

I love that 1917, will have to check it out in person at the meet. Is that one off limits for Iz to make another one?

[J]

Heck no.... It be the only one so far though!!

[DCM]

Well J you when ahead and did it. You got me to submit for a quote and place on the wait list for a 1917. It'll be awhile, til then I will periodically look at your posts.

[Branm008]

Loving that 1917, looks like a beauty.

I have a Coopers Creek on order myself, can not wait for it to be up on the bench.

-Brandon