Re post! one bushcraft blade 3 hunting knives. some price drops.

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

Hi all, Thanks for looking! As always comments are welcome so is feedback on any thing I could improve in future designs! Constructive criticism is welcomed!

The first knife For sale today is a CPM M4 survival/bushcraft style knife. SOLD

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

Next is a SOLD 80CRV2 knife equipped with desert ironwood handle scales and black micarta liners and pins.

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

Next is a CPM3V hunting knife with a stabilized maple burl handle with black micarta liners and pins. Also SOLD.

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

sold

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

sold

 

[000Robert]

I cannot see any of the photos. Does that mean that you put me on your 'ignore' list?

 

[Kerneldrop]

I like the CPM M4's blade profile. I could easily process a deer or hog with that profile.
The 80CRV2 somewhat reminds of a Deba, which I like. I love a Deba. Skillfully breaking down fish is an art.

In reference to you shortening a handle...I like a shortened handle on a hunting knife. I only need a 2-2.5" handle when I have a wide blade to hold my middle finger against, with my index finger riding the spine.
I can comfortably cape a whitetail or hog with a 2-2.5" handle.
I'm working with a maker now on a stubby woods knife.

Nice knives, I wish you a speedy sell.

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

I cannot see any of the photos. Does that mean that you put me on your 'ignore' list?

No, I don't have anyone on my ignore lists. When I repost the threads the pictures don't work for some people and I don't know why. I have heard logging out and logging in has helped some.

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

I like the CPM M4's blade profile. I could easily process a deer or hog with that profile.
The 80CRV2 somewhat reminds of a Deba, which I like. I love a Deba. Skillfully breaking down fish is an art.

In reference to you shortening a handle...I like a shortened handle on a hunting knife. I only need a 2-2.5" handle when I have a wide blade to hold my middle finger against, with my index finger riding the spine.
I can comfortably cape a whitetail or hog with a 2-2.5" handle.
I'm working with a maker now on a stubby woods knife.

Nice knives, I wish you a speedy sell.

Thanks for the kind words and your input. That sounds like a neat project. I know a maker who used to make some similar to that style. They seemed to be a very well liked design.

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

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[bowdude]

Hi, do you still have any of these knives?

 

[Black Oak Bladeworks]

Hi, do you still have any of these knives?

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