Let's see those micarta handles!

fewpop said:
Rick Menefee shadow trapper in natural canvas micarta:
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Fewpop. Wery usable knifes. I would use eather of them but the clippoint realy talks user to me. Is a knife like that wery expensive?

Bosse
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This is a great Joe Allen Saddlehorn I once owned
Some type of white micarta.NICE
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Besides color variations & manufacturers,another detail...
See the black specs ? From what I understand,this is in "natural" canvas,meaning,un-bleached canvas used in the process
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Buck 500
Buck 112FG w/Ivory Micarta
Kershaw Gentleman's Folder
Tidioute Trapper
Blackton FB

All Micarta scales...:D

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Deleted my non traditional knife pics. Sorry to those I offended
 
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Let's please keep the thread to traditional knives, thanks.
 
Thomason. That Ray Kirk realy looks nice. Knifes like that isnt seen often in sweden but it should be exelent for trout in lappland.
Thanks for the picture. / Bosse
 
Hi,

Man, there are some very pretty knives here! the photos are wonderful to see.

I've got a Camco peanut with the copper lining like yours neeman. I posted some pictures of it in another thread about them. I know how the micarta is made. But I don't really get how they got the copper wire in there. And why don't we see that in the better made and custom knives?

dalee
 
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