Boss Jack Rehandle

[Huntsman Knife Co. LLC.]

Just finished up a Boss Jack! I've always felt that the scales on the BJ were too thin and small for how beefy of a knife it is. I added some much thicker scales made from Claro Walnut burl, canvas micarta and orange G10. This was a really challenging handle to do because of the rounded butt and talon. I had to extend the scales without making the transition from square spine to smooth spine awkward or uncomfortable.

 

[daniel4572]

sweeettttttttttttttt

 

[gunfixrjoe]

Nicely done my friend. If only you had some nice Koa....................................... Ha

 

[gixxerman]

Nice Job!!!

 

[stjones]

Very nice work man!!!

 

[high desert]

Nice one.

 

[Mike-The-Knife]

Nicely done ! Jerry might be giving you a call


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HOLD MY BEER AND WATCH THIS !

 

[rockgolfer]

You nailed that one, looks great. What did you use for the pins?

 

[Huntsman Knife Co. LLC.]

I used canvas micarta pins. Unfortunately I didn't line up the grain of the pins.

 

[azwelke]

Very nice !! I love it.

 

[drbarnes]

Very nice kalel!

 

[rockgolfer]

I used canvas micarta pins. Unfortunately I didn't line up the grain of the pins.

Ah, its a learning experience. Still looks great in my opinion :thumbup:

 

[Turbo Tension]

If i was a chick I'd send you in appropriate things because those pics just did inappropriate things to me. Beautiful work!!

 

[grunt soldier]

very well done sir! looks great

 

[dman62]

Fantastic, nice looking INFI!

 

[gunfixrjoe]

If i was a chick I'd send you in appropriate things because those pics just did inappropriate things to me. Beautiful work!!

Well played

 

[salvo]

Looks great:thumbup:

 

[Bowman1911]

That does look really good Kal! I'm not a big fan of rehandlin', but you pretty much nailed that one!

 

[Dirtskirt]

Hello,
i think it is an new kind of Grip combination.
It looks very strong.
Great.

Regards Dirk

 

[<Flux>]

WOW! that looks awesome! I also felt that the Boss Jack handles were a bit too thin. If I had your talent and could make scales like that, I would definitely use my LE.

Great job!