Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, etc.

[echoscout]

A Vaquero in 26C3 high carbon with our new Toolable Horizontal Sheath

Excellent as always!

 

[Jack Black]

Got some good mountain man kit there buddy! B

Thanks David, I need to get back to the mountains

Jack, your new FB looks very much like what I've read the original Bowie knife as used in the Sandbar Fight probably looked like, although with possibly a longer blade than yours. Very nice!

Thanks Jeff, I reckon so my friend

 

[Horsewright]

Thank you

 

[Will Power]

Oh man I haven't seen one of these without a metal pommel. Man it looks KILLER!

Thanks It could be in angry hands I think the ones with a pommel are a different pattern, slightly bigger? Will try and look it up, it's a really keen thin ground knife obviously not for heavy camp tasks battening etc...but excellent for fish, game or food prep outdoors.

 

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This short Kabar sheath that had nothing in it happens to be just right for this Colonial that had nothing to put it in.

 

[Jack Black]

This short Kabar sheath that had nothing in it happens to be just right for this Colonial that had nothing to put it in.

Convenient when that happens Jer, and not so common

 

[black mamba]

Just added a W66, so took a pic alone and with cousins, W39 and W88.

 

[screened porch]

RH (Pal) 4.

 

[Horsewright]

 

[joeradza]

 

[black mamba]

Nice poniard, Alan!

 

[joeradza]

Nice poniard, Alan!

Thanks Jeff. How's everything?

 

[black mamba]

Gettin' old, Alan, gettin' old . . .

 

[screened porch]

Cold Steel Commercial Series, which means you have to buy the sheath separately. I had to get it from a separate vendor, and the postage was more than the sheath. But worth it to not have to carry any sheath that I might make.

That kerf in the throat squeezes the handle instead of snapping onto it. I think it's an improvement.

 

[joeradza]

Gettin' old, Alan, gettin' old . .

But think of the alternative

 

[Campbellclanman]

Love this Thread, I am going to wait when Jeff posts he is on holiday, fly over - totally raid his house of his amazing Sheath Knife collection, Hire a Barge that can handle huge tonnage and hunker down for the voyage back to New Zealand- Yup... That's the plan!

Alan- I may have sliced my eyes just looking at the Blade profile of that mean looking blade- Wow!

 

[Jack Black]

Cold Steel Commercial Series, which means you have to buy the sheath separately. I had to get it from a separate vendor, and the postage was more than the sheath. But worth it to not have to carry any sheath that I might make.

That kerf in the throat squeezes the handle instead of snapping onto it. I think it's an improvement.

Nice score Jer

 

[screened porch]

Nice score Jer

Thanks. I'm entranced by the blade shape.
Maybe I'll appreciate the long hollows in the handle more when I'm fighting a giant electric penguin in the Sahara.

Though a narrow blade works better in a broad place than a broad blade works in a narrow place.

I'll be carrying this generous gift to watch New Scandinavian Cooking.

 

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This is a pretty nice knife to totally forget that I have. 5" Puma, one of their flirtations with economy.

Sorry, it's dark and rainy again.
I'll bet the pistol range isn't very crowded.

 

[Horsewright]

A Sonoran Belt Knife: