S.R. Johnson Knife

[TAH]

Steve doesn't get much face time around here, so I thought I would give him a little.

Classic Hunter engraved by Steve Lindsay. Stainless bolsters and pins. Elephant ivory handle.

 

[cnas122]

Good to see one of his posted on here. Engraving looks great.

 

[stephanfowler]

the texture of that deep relief carving is fantastic.

 

[robert washburn]

This is a very nice piece of Steves.

 

[Kevin Jones]

Beautiful little knife. So elegant.
Thanks for posting this beauty TAH.

Steve's a great guy. I was fortunate enough to work with Steve on last year's CKCA cancer research benefit knife project. He's as generous a guy as you could ever hope to meet.

 

[raylaconico]

Very nice. I love that engraving!

 

[Big Rick]

Beautiful knife, beautiful work by both knife maker and engraver!!

 

[Win Heger]

Almost impossible not to like Steve's work, a great guy, too. Thanks for posting this beauty.

Win

 

[betzner]

It's always a pleasure to see just about anything by Mr Johnson. He is a real gentleman and his knives are really as good as they get.

Gotta love those Utah makers!

Bob Betzner

 

[peterinct]

AWESOME knife with exquisite engraving.

Pleasure seeing it.

Thanks,
Peter

 

[RogerP]

I sure would love to see even more of his work. Thanks for this fine example.

Roger

 

[The Shadow]

An ideal match for Steve Johnson's meticulous knifemaking skills are the embellishments provided by another master ....... engraver extraordinaire, Steve Lindsay. To me, that's a perfect partnership. Absolutely superb execution by both men.

The Shadow

 

[Murray White]

Don't forget Roger, you can see this same model with Stag on your next visit eh.

 

[Jon Brand]

Thats a real sweet knife. I like the look of the white ivory with red liners. Great engraving by Lindsay.

 

[Kevin Jones]

And the same Steve Johnson model with Joe Mason engraving.

 

[TAH]

Thanks for all the compliments. I hope both Steve(s) are listening. :thumbup:

 

[Snody]

Steve doesn't get much face time around here, so I thought I would give him a little.

Classic Hunter engraved by Steve Lindsay. Stainless bolsters and pins. Elephant ivory handle.

Awesome
I am feeling the lanyard configuration
This knife "Goes Hard in the Paint"
Respect...

 

[TAH]

Awesome
I am feeling the lanyard configuration
This knife "Goes Hard in the Paint"
Respect...

Not sure what that means, but thanks! :thumbup:

 

[Snody]

Not sure what that means, but thanks! :thumbup:

It means Steve Johnson is a Pimp's Pimp.

Legend....

 

[Snody]

Not sure what that means, but thanks! :thumbup:

"Hard in the Paint"

To approach a problem, obstacle, or challenge with supreme confidence of success through a commitment to use all facilities available to one's self to achieve a goal.

The term has etymological roots in the basketball parlance that describes an attempt to score in the crowded and highly contested area directly under and immediately adjacent to the raised hoop on a basketball court, or "painted" area. Shot attempts in this area are traditionally only successful when made with a strong conviction to score, skill, overpowering strength, or a combination thereof (i.d. "going hard").

That is a wonderful knife by a true legend...
Five Stars...