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Bump. Final drop to £75, absolute bargain at this price.

CdaC its by K.E. Lindblad and its Sanvik stainless, RC57-58. If anyone would like accurate measurements or some in hand shots please feel free to ask :)

Hi all. Got a Custom Scandi up for sale, it is lovely but my big mitts are a bit too big for this :( Overall is 8 inches roundabouts and handle is oiled Birch. Pics £80 including delivery and paypal, less than i payed and its brand new, never used.

If nothing comes up i'd be happy to buy the SFA :)

I have had CoD before mate, clocked an impressive amount of hours on it :lmao:

I'll take this mate. PM me your paypal details.

I'll take the whole package mate, pending pics.

Would be happy to buy CoD4 (Depending on price) if you are willing to split. If not, i would still be interested in the whole setup, if you could send me some pics, that would be great.

Thanks for the kind words everyone, should be a great replacement for my tired shing!

Sandvik 12C27 hardened to 57RC. Get one :naughty: Just over 1000 SEK Kroner or £85 ;)

Thanks Calc, more pics :D

Hi all, Here is a new knife i had commissioned, its just been finished. Its a traditional Scandi made by Swedish maker Karl Erik Lindblad :D Enjoy :)

If you are in the UK you buy from here https://www.brisa.fi/portal/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1 Dennis, who runs and owns that site and is also a member here, designed the Enzo range, or some of them...can't quite remember :D

Thats what i am getting too...

I think i may need to get in touch with Cegga, i am looking for a new Axe.

Go to British Blades, you will find plenty of Custom Bushies made over there. Or alternatively buy the one Chris Claycomb has just made, as Si said, check out the Makers sales section.

I had paper Micarta on mine polished to a matte finish, the Micarta you are likely to get with yours however is canvas or linen and has a nice grippy texture to it, for practicality i would go for this but Birch is just as good a material to use as long as its looked after. I would go for black...

I have had a lot of experience with them... In my experience they have been faultless, the design is perfect, the steel is great and the weight is good. They are as close to a custom knife as you are going to get for the money. Excellent knives. P.S the Enzo kits are as easy as they come...

Its the same with all 3 series of Extreme Survival.

You are right, the law changed in 2001 :)