"Black Box" Winchesters

[Will Power]

Jolipapa Hadn't seen those before no ,kind of odd blade choice though.

 

[Jolipapa]

Jolipapa Hadn't seen those before no ,kind of odd blade choice though.

A recycled trapper.

 

[mckgreg]

Back to the Black Box Winchesters, (the name of the thread)... this little jewel is a Sunday Go To Meetin' piece. There are more photos of it on pages 18-19.
Greg

 

[mckgreg]

Moved this little gunstock from page 20, or there abouts.
Greg

 

[mckgreg]

The smaller Powderhorn / Toothpick.
Greg

 

[Invoice]

Here is a Winchester and a cousin Primble.

 

[waynorth]

Some I have shown before. Some were made in Stag!!

 

[waynorth]

And Yellow!!

 

[waynorth]

And Pearl!!

 

[kvaughn]

Still my favorite. The Stockman Whittler. The blades have such a bright finish it's difficult to get the light just right.
Greg

Been carrying one of these for 5 years or so now. Nice and slim with just the right blade combo.

 

[mckgreg]

It's a good one no doubt. I do wish the pen blade was a coping blade. But still my favorite.
You would expect a whittler to be a bit thicker, but that isn't the case with this fella.
Greg

 

[mckgreg]

This is what we are talking about concerning the Stockman Whittler. Not the least bit bulky thru the middle.
Easy pocket carry.
Greg

 

[Nature Boy]

If you look at this knife in the closed position you can see why the spine of the spey blade is ground the way it is.
Greg

I love the spey on these. The most practical two blade trapper design, imho.

 

[waynorth]

Nice, Mike!! Can you show us the pile side closed - how the hump on the Spey appears to "sit up""??

 

[Nature Boy]

Nice, Mike!! Can you show us the pile side closed - how the hump on the Spey appears to "sit up""??

I hope this captures it. It does sit up, but overall the contours are very ergonomic with just the clip in use.

 

[mckgreg]

The spine of the spey and saber ground blades are pretty much the same until you get near the pull on the saber blade.
That's where the spine of the spey blade dips down. You can see it a page back.
Greg

 

[waynorth]

I hope this captures it. It does sit up, but overall the contours are very ergonomic with just the clip in use. View attachment 1497668

The spine of the spey and saber ground blades are pretty much the same until you get near the pull on the saber blade.
That's where the spine of the spey blade dips down. You can see it a page back.
Greg

Thanks, guys!! I thought the pull might be in the "hump"! Not so.

 

[mckgreg]

Sleek and Slim.
Greg

Moved this guy up from page 18-19 or so.

 

[mckgreg]

I kinda like this little fella. Was the hardest for me to find too.
Greg

 

[knowtracks]

GREAT photos Greg!
Thanks for sharing them all !!


Dave