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  1. 07-18-2012, 02:28 PM #1
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    Jason Knight M.S. Charleston Bowie


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    This is a Jason Knight M.S. Charleston Bowie I just received from Les Robertson. It has a 9 3/4" 1084 hand rubbed satin finish blade. The guard is made from wrought Iron from the original gates going into Charleston SC. with a stunning presentation grade Desert Ironwood handle. The fit and finish is awesome!

    Superb work Jason! Thank you Les!




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  2. 07-18-2012, 02:56 PM #2
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    Fantastic knife, I so like those long clips!!
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  5. 07-18-2012, 03:06 PM #5
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    Absolutely amazing!
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    Awesome Bowie!!
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    Sweet!

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    Me? My eyes are drawn to that curvy hollow under the ricasso. Very unconventional.

    What part is missing from the gates, Jason? LOL!

    Good for you, Les, and Jason, and now us.

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  10. 07-18-2012, 05:59 PM #10
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    Jason is the Man. Beautiful bowie. Wicked lines.
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    The blade looks so clean and slick while the guard and the handle looks so much of characters!
    IMVHO the single pin looks like a drop of dew on a murky surface, CMIIAW!
    It makes me full of ooh and aah

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  12. 07-18-2012, 06:56 PM #12
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    Coop -- you are right. Jason does a few neat tricks when building his knives and what you noticed is certainly one that is quite kewl.
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    It is beautiful!! Covet, Covet....

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    A real classic. You should be very happy!
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    WOW what a great knife the lines on that knife are so sweet only jason can pull off those lines it takes a level of confidence to do the bottom of the ricasso like that . very cool Jason.
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  17. 07-19-2012, 10:50 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by D lisch View Post
    WOW what a great knife the lines on that knife are so sweet only jason can pull off those lines it takes a level of confidence to do the bottom of the ricasso like that . very cool Jason.
    Funny Dave I had to get a closer pic of the ricasso area from Les because I needed to know how the line would tie together further on with the curve of the handle.

    I had never seen a ricasso arc down like that before. The pic I got still left me unsure of that line extending on to the handle but I said to myself...it's Jason it's got to be

    spot on and sure enough it is!

    Thank you all for your comments! I never made the knife but hearing your enthusiasm helps to sustain my, according to family and friends, wacky obsession with knife

    collecting!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SharpByCoop View Post
    Me? My eyes are drawn to that curvy hollow under the ricasso. Very unconventional.

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    You are right Jim, "THE" detail with this ricasso...
    Use a knife, it's also to share a moment with his creator....
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