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Just finished this one last night.

I finished the sheath yesterday fire this one... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I777 using Tapatalk

I have some 1/8" blaze orange peel-n-ply that could make some neat scales

Ahh, now I see. The edges are softened enough for comfortable short term use. But it is what it is, a handle-less, 2 finger blade. If you need to cut more than 1 thing at a time, shoulda reached for a more appropriate blade.

"dramatic and sharp-edgy" works for me. :) as for practical uses, I have only used it to cut some paracord (for the lanyard) and to shave a 2"x2" spot of hair off my leg. I don't really know why, but I was compelled to do so. Rough sharpened on a 220 belt, then freehand-final-sharpening on...

I have pretty large hands and it's comfortable for me. Granted, with something this thin, extended use is not gonna be very fun...

My son and I roughed this blade out over the weekend and I decided to I wanted to actually FINISH something tonite. 1095 acid etched 2" blade, 4" overall gonna make a kydex necker sheath for it.

LOVE it!

I take no offense to the comments about the jade on the guard. I am a little curious how it will do, myself.

Never heard of watered steel... and I dont make my own damascus. This is random pattern Alabama Damascus from Brad Vice. I do have a forge "somewhat" available to me, at a friend's house, but our schedules never match, so we haven't gotten to do any work together yet.

All it takes is some inspiration and some patience... :) The one pic I don't have yet is showing my makers mark on the spine. I don't like etching the face of the damascus, seems to take away from the overall appearance.

Thanks Sam and... Well... Sam. :)

This was one of those knives that just seemed to make its-self... I started Thursday morning in the shop with my 7yo son and we came up with an idea... It was done and assembled by Saturday evening. Only need a sheath and to be sharpened. I am still debating on what type of sheath to make...

There are the 3 vertical holes on each side of the handgun mount. I was picturing a panel that would attach to the 3 in front of the handgun, and then also bolt on to the sheath, or use some type of clip-retention onto the panel for easy knife removal when needed.

Kevin Robinson (TIE Tactical) is making some really great kydex sheaths. And he's a member on THR... http://www.tietactical.com/ Ok, I re-re-reread your original post, and I'm now wondering the same thing JShirley was asking. How are you looking to attach to the SERPA? Do you already have a...

bikerdoc... I knew I liked you... HAHAHAHAHAAA...

Great idea as always! I can see a vertical forearm-grip being very handy for that one. as well as some type of teflon strips for the pump action to slide on... And the new intro/outro is great as well!

Those 2 arrows are still mated together and hanging on my wall.. :D Steaks on the grill... MMmmmm..... sounds like a plan!

Thanks JB.... Sniper, yeah, I'd say that's plenty accurate enough... Here's my claim to fame so far... from 30 yards..

Stay safe John! Welcome Larry!