Recent Seamount Knives

[guns_and_labs]

This past quarter has been good to me... three Seamount knives have made their way to my drawer...

Three very different knives, three different steels, all unified by balance, quality and beauty (at least in my eyes). Phil Wilson has such an elegant touch, and yet I know any of these three will outcut 99% of the other knives out there in their appointed roles.

The details are:

1. Seamount Drop Point Hunter, CPM S110V @ RC 64, desert ironwood, silicon brass finger guard,
2. Seamount Punta Chivato, CPM S30V @ RC 60, 5 1/2 inch, desert ironwood, silicon brass finger guard, and
3. Seamount Southfork Hunter, CPM M4 @ RC 64, partial tang trailing point, green canvas micarta.

 

[MWallace]

Those are beauties. I've admired Phil's knives for years and hope to own one of his fillet knives some day. I've stopped by his table at the OKCA show in Eugene, Or, the last several years and he's a real pleasure to chat with. I have a postcard he signed for me, pinned up next to my desk. It's a photo of the 4.5" Chalk Creek Hunter and 7" Punta Chivato in Desert Ironwood and Sambar Stag... beautiful knives. Mike

 

[tjsulli790]

I love that fillet knife. Although it would be hard to bring myself to use it. It's just so nice. :thumbup:

 

[guns_and_labs]

I love that fillet knife. Although it would be hard to bring myself to use it. It's just so nice. :thumbup:

I think it would be a travesty not to use it. In fact, it's a perfect fishing trip justification (as if I need one).

 

[Marion David Poff]

I love Phil's work.

I had the distinctive pleasure of talking with him at the OKC Show.

Here soon, I would like to buy one of his knives.

Marion