Big user spear point bowie.

R.H.Clark · Nov 10, 2010

This one is SOLD forged from a truck spring.99% sure it is 5160.It heat treated just like 5160 and has been throughly use tested.

It has an easy to maintain Scotch Brite belt finish.Also has a couple forge spots,thus the belt finish.Aprox 10" blade 1/4" thick and 2" wide at the widest point.Aprox 16" overall. Brass hardware black spacers and a polished Elk handle.All the soft pith was removed from the Elk handle and it was filled with Acraglass.
SOLD $275 SOLD for this nice forged user.Comes with the RH sheath pictured.

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Jarrett Knives · Nov 10, 2010

Very nice!!

:thumbup:

wdtorque · Nov 10, 2010

Wayne knows knives! I'm all in too. Beauty!
Dozier (not bob)

Hankins · Nov 10, 2010

Nice Two thumbs up :thumbup::thumbup:

R.H.Clark · Nov 10, 2010

Thanks,I appreciate the kind words.

t1mpani · Nov 11, 2010

Incredible amount of swoop in that entire shape---knife looks like it's moving! Very well done. :thumbup:

R.H.Clark · Nov 11, 2010

SOLD, thanks.

LifeBlade.net · Nov 19, 2010

Absolutely gorgeous. Perfect plunge lines and that atypical blade shape really stand out.

Congrats!

t1mpani · Nov 20, 2010

Report from the new owner---this is, in spite of its weight, one of the most "alive" feeling bowies I've tried, including several from very big names in the knife world. Could easily lop off a tree limb, and then turn around a spear a grape with great accuracy. Yes, I tried it.

Though it has a "working" finish (scotchbrite) on the blade, the F&F with the guard, the symmetry of the grind lines and just overall execution are excellent.

Watch this gentleman's work, and buy now while it's underpriced.