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Kyle Gahagan
Kyle Gahagan currently lives in the small town of Clayton, NC but grew up in Atlanta, GA . He started making knives at the age of 11 using whatever materials he could find laying around his grandfathers shop. He was shown how to properly make knives by master knife maker, Walter Brend at the age of 12. Kyle would go and sit and watch Mr. Brend work in his shop and would then go and make a knife and bring it to Brend for advise. At the age of 20 he joined the ARMY and served with the 1st Ranger Battalion stationed at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah GA. He did two tours in Afghanistan as well as two tours in Iraq.
Knife making has been something he has enjoyed for many years and has recently persued more actively. He loves to create unique pieces that challenge his knife making skills. He creates remarkable show pieces as well as rugged work pieces that can last the times. Every knife he creates is unique and made with only the best materials. Each knife comes with a life time warranty.
Kyle is an avid outdoorsman and knows what is needed in a knife. He tries to create knives that fit the individual needs of the customers and that can stand the abuse they may need to take. He loves how a knife can become an extension of its user and how a piece of finely crafted steel feels in his hand. He knows a good knife can truly make the difference when you truly need it.
Knife making has been something he has enjoyed for many years and has recently persued more actively. He loves to create unique pieces that challenge his knife making skills. He creates remarkable show pieces as well as rugged work pieces that can last the times. Every knife he creates is unique and made with only the best materials. Each knife comes with a life time warranty.
Kyle is an avid outdoorsman and knows what is needed in a knife. He tries to create knives that fit the individual needs of the customers and that can stand the abuse they may need to take. He loves how a knife can become an extension of its user and how a piece of finely crafted steel feels in his hand. He knows a good knife can truly make the difference when you truly need it.
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