Bark River

reholli said:
I don't know...I like your mini-Canadian even more than the example with CF...yours is one of the nicest handle materials I've ever seen!

Great Barkie collection!
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I'm going to have to agree, that is a unique looking piece! That's a sweet looking Mini Skinner as well.

I broke down this morning and ordered myself a green Micarta PSK. I'm going to have to settle down on Barkies, I've run out of cash...lol. I still want to get hold of a Mikro I/II if I can find a trade for my HK14210.

Dave
 
willgoy said:
Stretch,
What's that Ram's Horn job there?? Looks really nice!
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Hey Willgoy,
That's a Highland Special in impala horn. Normally, the Impala knives come without pins, but I had to send it back because one of the scales came loose and they pinned them with hollow pins.

You already know what the others are, but for the benefit of whomever doesn't, they are, from top to bottom:
- Bravo-1 in green maple
- Northstar in bamboo
- Highland impala
- mini-Northstar in curly maple
- mini-Skinner in Orgegon myrtle burl
- mini-Skinner in micarta
- mini-Canadian in aged copper burl or something (actually my daughter's knife)
 
I have a Bravo-1 which comes with A2 steel. I can honestly say that it is the sharpest knife I have ever received with a factory edge.

You can not go wrong with a Barkie.:thumbup:
 
just got a TUSK for warehouse work and food prep with the lady. great knife and just big enough. be sure to keep it oiled though.
 
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