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Here is a great piece from Bob
Thanks Bob for sending me these pics and little write ups . I enjoy them and I'm sure others do to
Bob Writes
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Hello to Joseph and all our Forum friends! In keeping with the spirit of VML's threads showing his shell quilloned Hell's Belles with other period sidearms I've included one of my Colt Revo's here. This is the first HB that Bill had done with the shell motif cross guard and it is a delight to behold from the deep belly curve to the flawless execution of the clip point. The blade is about 12" long and nicely tapered to 5/16" at the guard and has tremendous power while offering up that whip lash back cut capability! The modified dog bone handle of cocobolo has iron pins for registry and favors a saber grip. After handling this knife you can tell that it would do well in any venue or arena it found itself in. One could say that Bill Bagwell can look back on his knives' evolution over the last 40 yrs satisfied that he has steadily improved them and placed these grand weapons into the hands of those who value them or go into harm's way! Gratitude to Joe Paranee for posting these threads and to all for viewing. Sincerely Bob Furusho
Thanks Bob for sending me these pics and little write ups . I enjoy them and I'm sure others do to
Bob Writes
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Hello to Joseph and all our Forum friends! In keeping with the spirit of VML's threads showing his shell quilloned Hell's Belles with other period sidearms I've included one of my Colt Revo's here. This is the first HB that Bill had done with the shell motif cross guard and it is a delight to behold from the deep belly curve to the flawless execution of the clip point. The blade is about 12" long and nicely tapered to 5/16" at the guard and has tremendous power while offering up that whip lash back cut capability! The modified dog bone handle of cocobolo has iron pins for registry and favors a saber grip. After handling this knife you can tell that it would do well in any venue or arena it found itself in. One could say that Bill Bagwell can look back on his knives' evolution over the last 40 yrs satisfied that he has steadily improved them and placed these grand weapons into the hands of those who value them or go into harm's way! Gratitude to Joe Paranee for posting these threads and to all for viewing. Sincerely Bob Furusho