Get ready!

[OkieJoe72]

It was a great show today with a huge turnout. I haven’t been in that kind of crowd for a very long time. Lots of great looking knives! I came home with two of them. One was made by Mike Miller and the other made by Luke Miller. No relation between Mike and Luke. Many of you guys know Mike and his knives, and he definitely doesn’t disappoint. Luke was a young kid around 12 or 13 years old. The knife made by Luke was one of his first knives, and I was pretty dang impressed.

Mike Miller Cowboy Knife

Luke Miller Knife

 

[67RS/SSx2]

Please introduce your self if you see me at the show!!!

It was good to meet and chat with you today Mike. Thank you for your efforts in putting this together. So much to see.

Wow...what a turnout. It felt a bit like the state fair in terms of elbow-to-elbow people.

Dee

 

[mike miller]

I had very little to do with it. Thanks to Miko our moderator, Shawn. Bill. Brion. David Mooneyham Allan Newberry, Ray Kirk, the H& H crew who worked late to set up tables. Jantz for their help sending flyers out on the show. The flyers passed out by H& H. The Bloodsport crew for doing their competition. It was not a single but many people all working hard for the show.
Thanks to the table holders and makers for doing their best to put out nice wares for you to buy and see.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

I tried to go to the show this morning, but it was packed. Folks were parking in the Best Western lot. I decided to pass. Sorry I missed it.

 

[bratch]

Show was packed and had great vendor turn out. Got to say hi to Mike for a second but he is a busy man. As always his table was full of nice knives that are exactly my style. I really like the little Cowboy knives.

I ended up with a Bird and Trout from Kelch Forge in Missouri. Nice Walnut and a classic blade shape

 

[enuf]

I sure wish I could have made it, was already committed to the Winter Freeze at Tulsa Gun Club.

 

[mike miller]

Thank you to all who came . Added thanks to the ones who allowed me to put a face to the names on here. We were excited by all who came. We were impressed by our Award winners and their wares.

 

[mike miller]

Luke wouldn't have been related to Bill Miller would he?

 

[Bocephus123]

A couple I will have on my table at the show.
A bow hunter and cowboy model.

very nice work

 

[Bocephus123]

It was a great show today with a huge turnout. I haven’t been in that kind of crowd for a very long time. Lots of great looking knives! I came home with two of them. One was made by Mike Miller and the other made by Luke Miller. No relation between Mike and Luke. Many of you guys know Mike and his knives, and he definitely doesn’t disappoint. Luke was a young kid around 12 or 13 years old. The knife made by Luke was one of his first knives, and I was pretty dang impressed.

Mike Miller Cowboy Knife
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Luke Miller Knife
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would have bought either one of those!