RMKS

I always liked the JC Special but I always wondered why it was more then the #10; must be more labor intensive to put a double edge on the blade. I use to have a Maroon Micarta handled JC special (my first JC special) but I sold it, found out later on there were only a few of them made with Marron Micarta scales. Supposedly I have the first G10 blaze orange handle JC special (according to JC), I call it the “DelMarVa surf knife” since you can see it a mile away or if you drop it in the drink. The brown waters of the Chesapeake, Delaware Bay, and turbid Atlantic Ocean can swallow good dark colored fishing tackle. I bought the G10 scales from Jim "Treeman" Behring and then sent them to JC back when he was still taking orders years ago. What a guy! Jack is a great guy and so in Jim too! Thanks Jack for all of the knives and the friendly phone conversations over the years! Cheers!