Drop Points

[Phil in Alabama]

I love drop points; here is what I have so far. I took a group photo and of course managed to forget one which was stored in another drawer from the others. From the top, Lone Wolf Loveless green canvas micarta, Russell Easler in stag, A. G. Russell Gent's Hunter in stag, A. G. Russell Gent's Hunter in burgundy linen micarta, Boker W. C. Davis Hunter II Slipjoint green canvas micarta, Boker W. C. Davis Hunter II lockback burgundy linen micarta and a Kai copy of a Kershaw that I believe has also been sold under the Brother brand name, in black G10. In the second picture is the Browning Model 720 in a two tone linen micarta, mostly black with some burgundy colored layers in it.

 

[Bigfattyt]

Kind of a drop point puko by me.

A drop point hunter by Phillip Patton.

Glen Hornby (I've had this one from my Uncle Glen Hornby for 31 years or so)

Ben Tendick

 

[redsparrow]

Drop Points - a first-rate design for all-round use... here's a couple favorites of mine

 

[sceva]

I am a big fan of Drop Points.

Mine are by Geno Denning (Caveman Engineering) who was a student of George Herron's and followed his style

A GM (George's Model)



A Mini GM ( The first one ever made )



And; A Caribou , His large drop point



All three together

 

[tongueriver]

delete

 

[black mamba]

I like a good drop point too, probably the best blade shape for utility in the field/hunting. And hard to beat ram's horn for the handles.

 

[joeradza]

 

[JB in SC]

*****

 

[GE Jr]

 

[Old Engineer]

I like Drop Points and do have a few :










Harry

 

[awjones]

 

[SENGVIN]

Wow very nice