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[Brew-Jitsu]

I have a Little Creek, an Ultra Lite Bushcrafter, and an Aurora, with Chakte Viga burl scales. I also have a Featherweight Hunter (ELMAX), with desert ironwood scales, coming later today. The expected delivery was yesterday - "an-tici-pation-dying...Grrrr... where is it?!!?"

 

[MajorD]

That Aurora is NICE!!

 

[Brew-Jitsu]

That Aurora is NICE!!

Thanks. I've put it through many hardwood logs, and it's never chipped or rolled. That 3V is good stuff. :thumbup:

 

[hunterjrg]

 

[bladesandbrews]

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I'm REALLY digging the spacer on that drop point hunter, and the contrast it gives with the stag.....that's the first I've seen like it!

 

[hunterjrg]

Thank you! The store owner hand picked it for me.

I guess I should say I ordered a stag drop point hunter as this is what he presented to me. I was thrilled

 

[Badhammer]

Bravo 1 with golden elder burl

 

[Kai Winters]

Classic DPH Loveless style

 

[craytab]

Nice Orion dobsonian telescope. What size is that one? I have an 8" just like it.

Thank you. This is a 10" intellescope. Our club has a nice dark site on the top of a mountain. It is great because my two hobbies combine!

 

[link2derek]

Great pics, y'all. My most carried Barkie is this Bravo-1 in Lignum Vitae:

 

[link2derek]

I'm also digging this Liten Bror (little brother of the Aurora):




And this Nomad Hunter:

 

[link2derek]

Mini NorthStar:




Bumble Bee:




Gunny:

 

[link2derek]

Highland Special:




Necker 1 and Necker 2:






More Bravo-1's w/ matching BRKT Firesteels:

 

[link2derek]

Almost forgot this one -- another Bravo-1:

 

[link2derek]

And another Gunny:

 

[link2derek]

Bumble Bee and Imp:

 

[link2derek]

Another Liten Bror:

 

[mountainmist]

My Bravo 1 that I used for a little cold weather playing the other day...

It Makes feather sticks OK, it is very sharp so it glides through wood easy, but it doesn't have a micro bevel to curl the wood easy, but it still lights really easy with a fire steel.

 

[sharpsteel6249]

Bravo 1.5 in A2 and Ultra Lite Bushcrafter in 3V

 

[BlackHills]

Here's one you won't see often; if what I was told is correct there are about 15 of these in existence.

Not to rain on the parade, but I would recommend that you find some place you can handle them before buying one. It seems to me that a common complaint about Bark River knives is the handle being too small. I had a North Star for a short time and the size and shape of the handle was probably the worst of any knife I've ever owned. FWIW I normally wear a large glove.

Fresh from the spa with ironwood burl:

That's some gorgeous wood. :thumbup: