I do have a page, although I don't have all of those measurements listed. I can tell you OAL is 7 3/4 with a 3 1/4" blade. Top to bottom is 1", so that puts the blade depth at a shade over 3/4. Steel is 1/8 thick nominal. Full flat grind. I specified the edge thickness under .020, and they got it there or a little thinner. These are made to cut, not chop, etc.

We're still technically out for preorder. 110 of the shipped from the manufacturer this week. I also have 75 sheaths on hand that fit well, but the next 100 sheaths will have 3/4" more depth and hold even better.

The link to the product page is in my signature.

No retailers yet, but we will definitely get there. Second or third production run will get put out through White River's network. They sell at Blade HQ, DLT Trading and several others. They've also got two knives in Duluth Trading Company stores. I am trying to follow the numbers and not over commit, but I'm thinking I'll finance another run of a few hundred for hunting season/Christmas sales.

And thanks for recognizing the state of things in USA. Agree, Michigan beats a cargo ship every time in terms of "the way it should be," but pricing is not going to be the cheapest.

I'd warranty them, yes.

Here's a video with the measurements and tech specs plus a sharpness demonstration.

Cool, thank you for the info.