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Greetings All:
I've had a hankering to make a takedown-frame-handled bowie......I've made quite a few takedowns with solid block handles. Since I never made a frame handle knife I thought I'd better practice a tech on a hunter before I start on a big ole bowie. Yow - I could've made four full tang hunters in the amount of time I spent on this bruiser.
No wonder you see them on those mega buck bowies! I still had fun - it's all about learning, growth, and not stagnating. All comments welcome.
V/R,
TK
.220" W-2 stock
HT to Rc 60-61
9 3/4" OAL
4 3/4" Blade
Black G-10 guard/spacer
Red/white G-10 spacers
Stabilized spalted curly maple
Red liners on Richlite frame
Rounded spine with thumb serrations
Takedown frame handle construction

I've had a hankering to make a takedown-frame-handled bowie......I've made quite a few takedowns with solid block handles. Since I never made a frame handle knife I thought I'd better practice a tech on a hunter before I start on a big ole bowie. Yow - I could've made four full tang hunters in the amount of time I spent on this bruiser.

V/R,
TK
.220" W-2 stock
HT to Rc 60-61
9 3/4" OAL
4 3/4" Blade
Black G-10 guard/spacer
Red/white G-10 spacers
Stabilized spalted curly maple
Red liners on Richlite frame
Rounded spine with thumb serrations
Takedown frame handle construction


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