Nessmuk

[Gossman Knives]

This one is made from 1/8" O1 with Brazillian ironwood scales. This is a fun pattern to make and has alot of history with it. Thanks for looking
Scott

 

[Fort Henry Custom Knives]

Very nice rendition Scott. This blade style has enjoyed quite a comeback in recent years as folks look back in history of Blade Craft and outdoor living. I love that blade profile.

 

[cerberus]

Keep up the good work! I like the looks of that.


Cerberus:thumbup:

 

[mitch13]

Scott
Looks real practical.
Thanks for Sharing
Mitch

 

[pageophile]

Always likes Nessmuk style blades, but this one really, really appeals to me.

Great modern update/tweak to a classic, Nicely done

 

[Gossman Knives]

Thanks guys. This style is fairly easy to make. This is a stag handled one I made awhile back.

Scott

 

[pageophile]

I know I'm gonna get shot for this, but I'd take the wooden handle slabs over the stag any day.

 

[Gossman Knives]

I know I'm gonna get shot for this, but I'd take the wooden handle slabs over the stag any day.

LOL To be honest, wood is the most common handle material for these reproductions.
Scott