Sheepsfoot blade

[skunked]

Saw the thread on warnies and wondered if anyone has or knows of a folder with a solid sheepsfoot blade. Looked and didn't see but one that I liked http://www.agrussell.com/knives/by_...ves/folding_knives/a_g_russell_seamaster.html
and I really don't want the serations. Any ideas?

 

[ItchyTasty]

Griptilian?

 

[skunked]

I have looked at the Griptilian but just doesn't do it for me. I would love to see something with a s30v or d2 blade in the sheepsfoot style with maybe just a small bit of belly to the blade and G10 handle. I think something along those lines could easily become my favorite!

 

[puukkoman]

Jens Ansø makes a really nice one called the Rocklobster.
(pricey, though, since he's a custom maker)

 

[Tetsusaiga]

Is the D'Allara's one considered sheepsfoot??

 

[stefanschlaegel]

Here are some from Sheffield/GB:

http://www.penknives-and-scissors.co.uk/shop/General_Purpose_Knives2251.htm

http://www.premiercutlery.co.uk/ind_cat.php?cat=pocket_knives&sub_cat=farmers_pocketknives

http://www.littlemesters.com/

Stefan

 

[Dijos]

there should be a hundred replies to this already. Buck and CRKT make ones. Camillus makes a model like the Seamaster; it's a little older pattern. Myerchin also makes them, and Spyderco makes a few whancliffe patterns, as does Klotzli.

 

[skunked]

I have used the Buck and Camillus ones, no lock if I recall and I am looking for a bit nicer steel than 440, same with same with the Myerchin. The spydie is not bad and the Klotzli sailor looks like it might be a possiablility.

 

[flipe8]

I wish I could find a Klotzli. I think it is really awesome looking.I almost had one once, but I waited too long. Next time.