Show me your custom camp knife/chopper.

[parfums95]

 

[parfums95]

a bit of housekeeping, on a small part? It feels good to take care of them ...

 

[parfums95]

something that delights me every time, nostalgia. And as said a good actor "what else"

 

[parfums95]

Old Adam DesRosiers

 

[parfums95]

Adam DesRosiers himself

 

[parfums95]

Jean louis Regel maker ...

 

[parfums95]

Gonna need to see more of that knife! what is it??

Sorry for the late response, I did not see your comment, please

 

[The Shatz]

Wow!!!!

 

[KCGGBC]

Sorry for the late response, I did not see your comment, please

Good lord that is wonderful!

 

[parfums95]

La forge de Sparus ..

 

[i4Marc]

Parfums95,

You may be the one exception to the rule about not bringing a knife to a gunfight.

 

[parfums95]

Parfums95,

You may be the one exception to the rule about not bringing a knife to a gunfight.

I fled the shootings, I have no weapons, only my knives.

Haley and Adam DesRosiers , Alaska blades

 

[Dawkind]

 

[Stump Buster]

I fled the shootings, I have no weapons, only my knives.

Haley and Adam DesRosiers , Alaska blades

Elegant.

 

[Gossman Knives]

Massive S7 chopper, 5/16" thick 12 1/4" blade. My modified Kubo design.
Scott

 

[Camber]

That's a really good chopper Scott. I know I was impressed with the one I tried last year.

 

[Lorien]

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Beautiful

 

[Grenock]

Dammit, Lorien! Between you and Dudley, I gotta know who made those things?

 

[The Zieg]

I have a first generation Dawson Sheffield Bowie, blade design number 58, from his time in Durango CO (late 1980s). I'm thinking it doesn't qualify as a custom, as there were a fair number of these he turned out over the years. I suppose semi-custom, at best.

Traditionally, Sheffield Bowies have a definite swedge, and in the case of Dawson's model, a sharpened false edge. It's really a fighter, not a camp knife or chopper (unless you include chopping humans as part of the description!).

So, if you're game, chime in with your thoughts on the fighter vs chopper/camp distinction. Many of the knives in this thread are predominantly fighters and make me look at my Dawson in a new light. Batonning would be a b!t<# with its sharp false edge, but then I've never thought of it as a camp knife. Whattaya think?

Zieg