A Little Richard

Raymond Richard

Raymond Richard

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Been having some triple digit temps here for the last few days so lighting up the forge is out of the question. This was a blade that was in the "you ought to turn it into a knife pile" for several months. Its got a 3 1/2" W-2 blade, iron fittings and a elk stag handle. 7 1/4" overall.

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I like it, Ray, even with the giraffe bone "elk" handle. Triple digits temps are a good thing if they break the stranglehold humongous bowies has on you to limit more knives like this one.

ken
 
man, i really like all that belly in the blade...

That one needs to be put to work in a few more weeks when bow season opens!
 
Eli, Here's another one that would work well for bow season. Same size as the other one. This blade is from the drag saw steel, osic handle and iron fittings.

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These two knives seem to be very practical and comfortable
to use outdoors. What kind of a sheath do you plan for them?

All the best,
David Darom (ddd)
 
Those are both great looking little knives. I really like your iron fittings and the choice of handle material seems just right for these. :thumbup::thumbup:
 
ddd said:
These two knives seem to be very practical and comfortable
to use outdoors. What kind of a sheath do you plan for them?

All the best,
David Darom (ddd)
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David, Both these knives will be getting a sheath similar to the one in this photo. Thats when I get around to it.

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I dub thee "buck-skinner" - sure looks like a buck skinner to me, anyway. Outstanding knives, Sir!
 
Nice Skinners Mr. Richard. That's what I need real bad is a "Around Tuit". If you find one please let us know where to look!!
 
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