The Tweener

[Raymond Richard]

To large to be a neck knife. To small be be called a real knife. The Tweener.....

I've had this little W-2 blade kicking around long enough so I decided to look through my whole stag collection and found a small deer crown that would work. I used more of my stand by wrought iron for fittings. I've meant to measure knife several times but keep forgetting. I'd say its just under 7" overall.

 

[John White]

And as cute as can be.

John

 

[Keith Montgomery]

That's a great looking mini hunter. Looks perfect for skinning prarie dogs.

 

[Lorien]

cute as a little bug!
It looks like it would fit in a pocket. Ah, Ray, I hope I get to come down and see you soon. I'm workin on it.

 

[xaman]

Awesome little piece Ray!

I bet it feels incredible and cuts like a dream...

 

[B . Buxton]

Nicely done Ray, big or small you got the touch. That would make a great mate for one of your bigger bowies, between the 2 they'd handle about any chore that came along. :thumbup:

Bill

 

[vic2367]

great blade ,,i like it ,

 

[caseyp]

I love the temper line/hamon. Looks great!

 

[Robert Dark]

Ya done good Big Boy. When are you gonna move down here so we can hang out and tell war stories?

Great looking "Tweener".

Robert

 

[stewart]

I like it i have one i did about that size use it all the time! Great job!!:thumbup:

 

[Hmathews]

Great looking knife...... as usual. It would be easy to take apart a deer with that one even if it is a "tweener". The curve of that stag would hug the palm of your hand like the handshake of an old friend.

 

[Raymond Richard]

Here's a before picture. I call this one "Blade Meets Stag".

 

[xaman]

Nice before pic Ray --- your dye treatment works wonders on those pieces of stag...

 

[BrianThie]

That is a sweet little knife!

"Blade meets Stag" -- it looks like it was meant to be.

Your die on the stag is great! May I ask your method?

Thanks
Brian