My Breeden Peacemaker

caine

caine

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This knife is awesome. 6in O1 steel, green canvas micarta
 

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NICE!!! I doubt it will be your last. I don't know what it is about my Breeden, but I pick it about all my others.

Be sure to post more after you cut up some stuff with it :thumbup:

B
 
Looks good in mircata. Mine is starting to develop a good little patina from using it on food prep this past week! Let see some testing!
 
It wont be my last. I like it alot. Hoping to take it hiking this weekend.
 
out of what i have seen of his knives, the peacemaker is my favorite, followed by the kat knife. its on my top three knives to order, so i hope to get one soon.
 
Nice knife. Looks like it is well balanced.

What did you think of the book? I went and amazon'd it and it sounds like a fun read :D
 
Just got one of these myself. Definitely a good knife. Going to try to post a review and the cool story of how I got it this weekend. Class is keeping me very busy right now, don't have time to get some proper in-use pictures.

It looks very good in green micarta, have a Pathfinder with that material and it is good stuff. I do have to say that the Peacemaker looks amazing with Osage handles, though. Very classic design. The handle on the Peacemaker is also one of the most comfortable handles I've ever felt.

Out of curiosity, what blade thickness did you get?
 
Hi all, Caines knife is made out of 1/8" thickness.
Caine those are some nice pics of your knife.
I can hardly wait to see some pics with a patina
on it:D
Thanks for the kind comments on canies knife that I made
for him.
That 0-1 steel is some pretty tough stuff. Maybe Rocketbomb will tell his personal story of what he saw being done to a 55 gal barrel. LOL
Then the next test was paper. Rocketbomb? LOL LOL
Bryan
 
That is a beautiful knife. Post some photos of the knife in action when you get a chance.
 
Good stuff Caine, looks like a sweet knife. I just commissioned Bryan to make me a knife after seeing all these look what Breeden made me posts. I'll show it off when I can, lots of pics:)
 
Excellent knife and nice pics. Can you give us an in hand shot, the martini grip isn't doing it for me;):D
 
tonym said:
Excellent knife and nice pics. Can you give us an in hand shot, the martini grip isn't doing it for me;):D
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You have to grip it like a beer.:D
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Yeah, Bryan was chopping on the rim of a 55-gallon barrel with one of these while I was at his shop. Didn't do much to the knives, but left a pretty good scar on the barrel. No doubts about the solidity of this design, or O1 steel.
 
Just got that book today. Cant wait to read it but probaly will. Im trying to save my books for deployment.

Grip like this.
 

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I think either of those two grips will work just fine if you need to plunge your knife into any enemy combatants while on deployment .:D

Bryan
 
Shucks, nice as that knife is use your weapon on em before they get close enough to need the knife man :D
 
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