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Pic of Timberline's Herman Wall Street Tactical

Dexter Ewing

Dexter Ewing

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Tim Herman's Timberline collaboration knife should be out later this year. Here is a pic of a couple prototypes:
 
Hey Dexter!

Are they gonna come with any of Tim's uhhh......"Blade Art"?!

Hank:cool:
 
Originally posted by HankS
I mean like, uhhhh, Tim's avatar!:D

Hank:cool:
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Ah :D I don't think so :( :)

rdangerer - I'm not sure. At Blade Show last year the one they had in the booth was an actual custom. I think these were made by Timberline.
 
Sheath?

Steel?

Price?

Looks like an awesome piece. IWB would be an awesome rig for dress carry.
 
Originally posted by Dexter Ewing
rdangerer - I'm not sure. At Blade Show last year the one they had in the booth was an actual custom. I think these were made by Timberline.
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They look good....just surprised to see what appears to be a satin/brushed finish on a proto if built by Timberline. I'd be surprised to see that in production, more likely to be beat blasted.
 
those are protos made by Timberline:D the "hand finished" look of the blades is what they will have. No steenking bead blasting on a Herman! lol
The one Dex seen at last years blade show was made by me but Timberline had 6 at shot show from the factory and John Anthon sent me one to look at and approve the week after.

I was honestly impressed for a factory made knife! The blade grinds were dead on and the angle matched the front bolster angle perfectly and the "hand finish" was very nice. I can't wait to see the final ones:D

Sorry but no "artwork" (_|_) on them:( but you could have some scrimmed on the ivory micarta ones:D
 
Nice design Tim, nice knives too!

Well done, for an old guy... :p

Mel

(Seriously, very well done hombre)
 
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