journeyman bowie

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Hey Raj,
Here is the Tiger Maple Bowie we talked about. It will be one of my entries for journeyman at the Blade Show. IT has a 9 1/2" 1084 blade and nickel silver fittings and buttcap.
I'll talk to you next week.
God bless you and your family!
 
Sorry, I'm trying. My picture is too big and I'm having to downsize. It hasn't been working. Here we go again. Here's the picture.
 
Well, that was worth the wait. That is one heck of a good looking Bowie. That blade profile is one of my favorites.
 
Thats not a bad knife. Its good to have a show knife like that in your stash. But i like to be able to use my knives. Thats why I dont make collector pieces unless requested.
 
as long as he has a good heat treat on it,t hat could make a great user. Users are allowed to look good, don't have to be ugly and have synthetic handle materials.
 
Originally posted by CriswellJr.
Thats not a bad knife....But i like to be able to use my knives.
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What makes you think this knife can't be used? :confused:

I, for one, think it's much more than "not bad." I think it's absolutely gorgeous. And if Mr. Perry is submitting this knife for his Journeyman test, you can bet it was built for exceptional performance.
 
Hey John, Brion here just could not resist the filework could you. I guess when I see you in Tulsa or Mesquite I will be talking to a JS. You will have no problem. Enjoy yourself
 
That's a really nice looking knife. I hope it treats you well in Atlanta!

CriswellJr.,

Welcome to the forums. If your knife comes from a reputable maker, the show pieces will cut just like the plain jane working models. Sure, you may not want to marr a hand rubbed satin finish bowie with nice wood but, that doesn't prevent it from cutting good! ;)
 
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"Not a bad knife"

That's just plain silly........

This knife is awesome and I would be proud to use it.

Nothing wrong with a great looking users. Thanks for the photo and good luck in Atlanta!!!
 
Sorry, in erfuting Criswell, forgot to make real comments. That's a beautiful knife sir, and the best of luck in Atlanta. Would be proud to ahve tha tknife, be it hanging on my wall, sitting on my safe, or hanging on my belt while I was out camping/hunting
 
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