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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Lets get em goin in STAG ...
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Thought I would add this outstanding bowie from Shane Taylor. Man I wish I had the money for one of these knives.
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And how about this one from Ron Newton?
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What a stunning stag handle this beauty from Ed Caffery has.
Namrepus, I don't know if i can help or not, but i would need a lot more info than you provided. Pictures would be best.
Namrepus, I don't know if i can help or not, but i would need a lot more info than you provided. Pictures would be best.
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Another stag beauty from Jason Howell. This bowie has a 9 3/4" in damascus blade made from 1084 and 15N20. Overall length is 14 1/2". Nice huh?
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And another from Jerry Fisk. This is one of my favorite knifemakers. The bowie below has a 7 1/2" 1084 blade and is 12" overall. The guard is nickel silver.
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I don't have a list or "traditional" makers, Guy. There are just so darn many of them. If you are interested in any particular style let me know and I would be glad to give you the names of those that I know of that make that style. Makers that do traditional fixed blade knives that I have bought from, or that I have knives on order from are: Ed Fowler, Jerry Fisk, Rick Dunkerley, John Fitch and Al Pendray.
The knife that is pictured below is one of the finest stag handled knives that I have ever seen. The maker of this knife almost always works in sheep horn, but this one has a stag handle to kill for. One day I am going to see if I can get him to make me one like this. Guess who the maker is.
The knife that is pictured below is one of the finest stag handled knives that I have ever seen. The maker of this knife almost always works in sheep horn, but this one has a stag handle to kill for. One day I am going to see if I can get him to make me one like this. Guess who the maker is.
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Wow...I wonder who the maker is.....
A bloody good one i would guess...
Post a pic when you get yours!
Well, those names will do me Keith, I am going to concentrate on my stag collection a little more now. Here is a Rick Fowler one I will probably buy. There is just something about it.
A bloody good one i would guess... Post a pic when you get yours!
Well, those names will do me Keith, I am going to concentrate on my stag collection a little more now. Here is a Rick Fowler one I will probably buy. There is just something about it.
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Originally posted by KWM
Guess who the maker is.
No fair, it's a trick question. This knife was a collaboration of two makers and it was a part of a set with an Ax. I got to handle them at last year's Blade Show. When I first saw it I thought I was dreaming, this is my Ultimate Dream Knife.
Guy, thatt looks like Ricky Fowler's Model #146 in stag. TK had a feature story on this knife in the first copy of that magazine I ever bought. I liked it so much that I made a copy of it in wood, (before I started buying custom knives).
