DEATH GRIP
Death Grip, the first Bali
Song knife to receive the
Ghostmakers Mark, is a
beautiful example of Art
meets Knife ! Notice the
Talons gripping the skull on
the blade, then notice the
lilies (the death flower) and
skulls on the handles,also
called grips. That carries
the "Death Grip" theme
throughout the full knife for
true balance in creativity. I
have also taken the time to
balance the steel. No
surprise there.
ONE OF A KIND.
SOLD
Song knife to receive the
Ghostmakers Mark, is a
beautiful example of Art
meets Knife ! Notice the
Talons gripping the skull on
the blade, then notice the
lilies (the death flower) and
skulls on the handles,also
called grips. That carries
the "Death Grip" theme
throughout the full knife for
true balance in creativity. I
have also taken the time to
balance the steel. No
surprise there.
ONE OF A KIND.
SOLD
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Brad,
First off.....WOW, that is one
fine butterfly knife!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The detail is impeccable!
What did it sell for?
Yes, I am VERY interested in
the Proto #4 Interceptor!
That's one of many things I
really love about your knives
is that each is unique in
some way. LOVE the
Proto's! Unlike some
makers where they will make
5-10 Protos ALL exactly the
same (where's the cool
factor in that) other than a
marketing ploy to bring in
more $$$$$$.
Would love to see "in the
process" pics on the making
of this knife. Also
understand it could be a
headache to whip out the
camera when you just want
to get the thing built.
Steve
First off.....WOW, that is one
fine butterfly knife!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The detail is impeccable!
What did it sell for?
Yes, I am VERY interested in
the Proto #4 Interceptor!
That's one of many things I
really love about your knives
is that each is unique in
some way. LOVE the
Proto's! Unlike some
makers where they will make
5-10 Protos ALL exactly the
same (where's the cool
factor in that) other than a
marketing ploy to bring in
more $$$$$$.
Would love to see "in the
process" pics on the making
of this knife. Also
understand it could be a
headache to whip out the
camera when you just want
to get the thing built.
Steve