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Yes Jason, it does ride slim in the pocket. It's a real nice EDC that's made to be used just like what Elliott said!
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Yes Jason, it does ride slim in the pocket. It's a real nice EDC that's made to be used just like what Elliott said!
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Great BP Nick!
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Here is my new Menefee, Bent Gunstock! African Blackwood
This is the My first Custom in this pattern! It's a nice pattern.
I love the African Blackwood, the F/F on it is AWESOME
the action is great, and the blade is razor sharp(always)
The Long Pull has black in it! and the Swedge is perfect!
And it's got a nice fluted Bolster! All and All it's a another great knife from Rick!
Thanks for looking! I hope you like it!
Jason
This is the My first Custom in this pattern! It's a nice pattern.
I love the African Blackwood, the F/F on it is AWESOME
the action is great, and the blade is razor sharp(always)
The Long Pull has black in it! and the Swedge is perfect!
And it's got a nice fluted Bolster! All and All it's a another great knife from Rick!
Thanks for looking! I hope you like it!
Jason
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Thanks for the the comments.
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Bullseye! Glad you pulled the trigger on that beauty! I would have too had it been in my sights! OK, no more gun metaphors or I'll probably get shot!:thumbup:
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Elliot, I've just been lucky! Right place at the right time, I guess?
Corey, I Knew you would like it! I know how much you like the
Gunstock pattern!
Luciano, Thanks for the nice comments! You've got some nice
ones as well!
Vince, I do like the Gunstock! A 2 blade would be nice! 3 3/4 would
be perfect! for 2 blades! Thanks for the comments Bro!
Nick, Thanks buddy! I like that dogleg you've got in the Blackwood!
that's a Beast of a Knife!
Jason
Corey, I Knew you would like it! I know how much you like the
Gunstock pattern!
Luciano, Thanks for the nice comments! You've got some nice
ones as well!
Vince, I do like the Gunstock! A 2 blade would be nice! 3 3/4 would
be perfect! for 2 blades! Thanks for the comments Bro!
Nick, Thanks buddy! I like that dogleg you've got in the Blackwood!
that's a Beast of a Knife!
Jason
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I think i have only made one of that pattern. I think i sold it at the blade show the year before last.
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Nice one Jason.:thumbup: I havent seen to many of those.
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Larry Parsons makes leather sheaths & scabbards,for most of Rick's straight knives & tools.
A good friend of mine,a long ways back,saw a picture of a custom painters tool Rick made for me & it had a leather sheath from Larry.
It had got him to think,he had a fork that was a sentimental piece & asked me,if my good friend & most talented knifemaker could make a set,like the Boker Picnic set,but with his fork,Rick's "steak knife",and Larry's leather.So I asked Rick for a favor
Over a year later,here's what's on it's way to him.
Enjoy the pics,
-Vince
The steak knife has Ivory micarta,a swedged 154 blade ,contoured handle & bolts,not pins The fork has a mortised handle & micarta pins & front cap
Larry did a gorgeous job,you could not have gotten it better,anywhere.
So my friend winds up with a killer once in a lifetime set.
I have seen some of his knives & firearms collections & this,I know,is going to a guy with impeccable taste for the finer things (man toys & more 4 sure) in life
A good friend of mine,a long ways back,saw a picture of a custom painters tool Rick made for me & it had a leather sheath from Larry.
It had got him to think,he had a fork that was a sentimental piece & asked me,if my good friend & most talented knifemaker could make a set,like the Boker Picnic set,but with his fork,Rick's "steak knife",and Larry's leather.So I asked Rick for a favor
Over a year later,here's what's on it's way to him.
Enjoy the pics,
-Vince
The steak knife has Ivory micarta,a swedged 154 blade ,contoured handle & bolts,not pins The fork has a mortised handle & micarta pins & front cap
Larry did a gorgeous job,you could not have gotten it better,anywhere.
So my friend winds up with a killer once in a lifetime set.
I have seen some of his knives & firearms collections & this,I know,is going to a guy with impeccable taste for the finer things (man toys & more 4 sure) in life
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That is such a nice set with help from a good friend and a great knifemaker (or is that now cutlerymaker ?)! Congrats to all! :thumbup:
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LOL,that's priceless.
This is a desk set. I'd want a small cutting board in the draw with it,for the steaks!
-Vince
