Jack Wolf Knives - The Wolf Den

Introducing the Venom Jack slip joint knife prototype in Black Canvas Micarta. Designed by Jack Wolf Knives. This wharncliffe trapper pattern features a hollow ground m390 blade, fluted integral titanium bolsters, a 3.1” blade and is 3.8” closed. Featured at the ‘21 Blade Show table 16C 🔥.










 
Introducing the Venom Jack slip joint knife prototype in Black Canvas Micarta. Designed by Jack Wolf Knives. This wharncliffe trapper pattern features a hollow ground m390 blade, fluted integral titanium bolsters, a 3.1” blade and is 3.8” closed. Featured at the ‘21 Blade Show table 16C 🔥.










I like it, blade isn't as acute as most wharncliffe's while being more pointed than a sheepfoot. Kinda hits a middle ground between the two.
😎👍
 
Gotta say I am loving the seamless back springs. I tried to modify a lion steel bolus to get that in a SS slippie, but was not entirely successful . . .
 
Introducing the Sharpshooter Jack slip joint knife prototype in Black Canvas Micarta 🗡. Designed by Jack Wolf Knives. This gunstock pattern features a hollow ground m390 blade, fluted integral titanium bolsters, a 2.94” blade and is 3.74” closed. Featured at the ‘21 Blade Show table 16C.









 
Due to the hollow grind, to me they feel nice and thin behind the edge. I will put a Mitotoyo digital caliper on it on Monday and see if I can get a consistent reading. I dont have a ball micrometer, that would be a better tool but I will see what I come up with.
Checking to see if you were able to get a measurement for the thickness behind the edge?
G2
 
Introducing the Low Drag Jack slip joint knife prototype in Black Canvas Micarta. This bullet end pattern features a hollow ground m390 blade, fluted integral titanium bolsters, a 2.87” blade and is 3.75” closed. Featured at the ‘21 Blade Show table 16C.









 
Have a great week.
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Bladerunner

Introducing the Low Drag Jack slip joint knife prototype in Black Canvas Micarta. This bullet end pattern features a hollow ground m390 blade, fluted integral titanium bolsters, a 2.87” blade and is 3.75” closed. Featured at the ‘21 Blade Show table 16C.









THAT'S the one 🤯 😍👍
 
I do say I wish it was economically feasible to use slot headed screws. But those are notorious for being difficult in a mass production scenario.

Why in the ever loving heck would you wish that curse upon us? I despise slot headed screws and they're about the most likely to cause a driver to slip off the screw. The only feasible situation I've found for slot headed screws is when they're going to be painted over.
 
Fixall Fixall
Because they're very classy
Nice Colt you’ve got there! :thumbsup: :D

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Two snakes on a quilt and looking quite comfortable. :)
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So true...and even smoother when she's broken in. :)

Early 60s Python
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edit; found a pic with fewer visible finger prints :oops:
sparerow

Nice, the Bearcat is a fun little gun
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If a quality machine screw is used and properly sized machinist screwdrivers are used the chances of cam out is much reduced. 😉👍
 
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