Camp bowie

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I just made this for our annual "survival" trip. Twelwe guys with a lot of food and beer staying in the woods for 24 hours - those are tough conditions :D
We have been doing this for the last 11 years and it's lots of fun, and we get break from wifes and kids ;)

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid21/p790ad586a815c86e607360809a9eeeb3/fdaffc10.jpg.orig.jpg

6 inch blade of ATS 34, black paper micarta, nickelsilver pins and a silver tube. I really don't like micarta much, but for this kind of knife I guess it's among the best choices. The blade is filed al the way to the spine, but it wasn't surposed to - I messed it up several times :barf: . Thats what happens if your thoughts are somewhere else while you work. Good thing I don't have a grinder :D
 
P.K.- I could only access one of those pic's. Very nice knife!! A great functional-looking design. Good luck surviving that adventure!:)
 
Det er en rigtig flot kniv du har lavet der.

Hvilken slags skede har du lavet til den?

Forresten jeg spekulerede på hvor mange danskere her egentlig er?
Ind til videre har jeg talt 4 med mig selv.
 
For some reason the original pic will not work.
Jeg laver en sort læderskede til den. Jeg ved ikke hvor mange vi egentlig er, men hvis der er nok burde vi ha' et dansk forum.
Kommer du over til J. Hanghoi paa onsdag ?
 
?J. Hanghoi?

Jeg tror ikke vi er bekendte, så derfor er jeg ikke helt indforstået med dit spørgsmål. Endnu engang; en rigtig fed kniv.
 
It worked for me. That looks like a great little camp knife! Your "survival" trip sounds fun too :)
 
That trip is fun, but it's hard too. I usually need two or three days to recover :D
Three years ago one of the guys wanted to do a little knifethrowing - the knife came back and hit his foot :eek: Johnny Walker took care of the wound. So you see it's really dangerous out there :D
 
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