Let's see your Warlander

Thanks for starting this thread - I had been wondering if it would be ok to create a thread dedicated to Warlander.

"Fletcher:"

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"Mesquite"

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"Beta"

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Trout is a great pack-able blade - accommodating handle and thin steel stock - I had to pick another after the 1st. The Thuya wood version has a slightly more dropped spine, A2 and different steel finish.
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I've got another Beta with katalox scales. Its beautiful. I'll post pics whenever I get home again.
 
James River said:
It is such a comfortable knife
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It really is. It looks kinda odd but feels great in the hand. I also like the Fletcher. For some reason I was thinking it was real close to the hiking buddy but its a little smaller and thinner which is fine with me. I like all kinds. :)
 
SwissHeritageCo said:
I'm so confused to how many makers there are under the Fiddleback Forge umbrella.
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This is what's on Fiddlebacks website

Amy Valerious - Warlander Enterprises
Joey Berry - JB Knifeworks
Dylan Fletcher - Fletcher Knives
Dan Eastland - Dogwood Custom Knives
Adam Andreasen - Valkyrie Knives
Russell Reece - Cohutta Knife Co.
Allen Surls - W.A. Surls Knives
Chris Linton - Osprey Knife & Tool
Damon Lusky - AK Knives
John Coffman - Dragonfly Bladeworks
 
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