Bose Knives

KnifeHead said:
This is the standard 4" BP(Case/Bose Millenium Trapper Frame) with BP Clip and Semi-Skinner Blade. What do you think would be a good name for this knife in this blade config?

How bout PANAMA TRAPPER? Any other ideas?

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I raise George
-Vince
 
Absolutely beautiful .That stag is crazy.
-Vince
 
mendezj said:
Didn't I write recently that I'd quit visiting this here place...?? :(
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You may have,but I doubt it,highly,that you could stand to stay away.
I know I can't. I love these knives
-Vince
 
Bill,it looks silky smooth. Is that a serpentine trapper ,single blade ?
-Vince
 
KnifeHead said:
Ok now, every eyes closed and every head bowed....raise yer hand if you want to see another Bose knife? I see that hand..thank you..and there's another, and another. Thank you brother...sister. Amen!!! :D PTL for Stag n Steel!

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Another in stag from Tony.
What a decision to have to make huh ? Leave that stag behind for a shadow ?
-Vince
 
KnifeHead said:
I think if you look at a particular knife and determine the side pressure that might possibly cause a blade to be pushed into an adjacent blade, you would be able to figure it out. On the whittler I posted yesterday, the thing to do would be to open the master blade to the full open position first...get that sucker outta the way. Then you can open the secondary blades at will with no chance of rubbage.

I know it's a repost but, for the sake of illustration...on this 5-blade stockman...
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....you need to open the master blade first...then work your way from the inside out. You would next open the blades that were closest to the master blade.
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Ok I think this one should get another look. How can you top this? Thanks Vince for explaining how to do this.
 
George,most all knives in this thread,can't be topped.But thanks for the re view , and you are welcome :thumbup:.
-Vince :)
 
There are times in history when a great painter or poet or scientist or craftsman or researcher or philosopher or industrialist or who knows what lives in the world among common folk, they walk the same streets, eat at the same eateries, buy at the same places than others, and some are lucky enough to have coincided with them, mingled with them, eaten with them, worked with them... I feel lucky to have Professor Bose around, very lucky.
 
mendezj said:
There are times in history when a great painter or poet or scientist or craftsman or researcher or philosopher or industrialist or who knows what lives in the world among common folk, they walk the same streets, eat at the same eateries, buy at the same places than others, and some are lucky enough to have coincided with them, mingled with them, eaten with them, worked with them... I feel lucky to have Professor Bose around, very lucky.
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I'll raise a glass to that ! :thumbup:
Very Nice Juan,
-Vince
 
I think this is the first one of these I have seen in "that bone". :D

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That is a great looking jack - I love "that bone" :)
Looks like the cap (rear bolster?) has a swedge?? :confused:

Peter
 
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