What's next?. . . . Solve The Riddle And Win Big!!!!!. . . How Much?. . . $1,000.00!!!

congrats that is awesome.
I googled Elvis and Tubbs yesterday and saw the Blue Christmas conection but then I went shooting and well forgot about everything :)
 
1.) What girls?. . . . The daughters of the great depression
2.) What irish? . . . . The northern Irish sufferers of the great depression

3.) King who? . . . Elvis Presley
4.) Ernie who? . . .. Ernie Tubb
5.) What mountains?. . . . Blue Ridge Mountains
6.) What song? . . . . Blue Christmas
7.) And most importantly. . . What is happening on July 15th, 2020 at Busse Combat??? Busse is releasing "King of the Wild Frontier"

Posted before I saw there was a winner, but still wanted to send the knife name.
 
Sounds like it’s finally time for a full release of the Bluegrass Bowie. Yowza!!! Ready here, Boss!!!:eek::thumbsup::cool:

Quick search for "Blue Grass Bowie" in the wayback machine, yields the following, Jerry's pic:
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I don't know how to describe this fighter other than to say that it is one of my "Grinder Front Designs". That means that there were no sketches and no drawings. . . It was simply born on the front of my grinder. That's how I made all of my knives "back in the day". . . very few were repeated patterns. It is the best part about making knives by hand. It is the reason that “Real Knifemakers” never quit,. . . ever. It is the fun part of knifemaking, the time when a maker gets to “play” with no rules. . . no parameters . . .no restrictions. Perhaps I should call them “Grinder Fun Designs”. ;) It is the reason that I continue to make the Variants. I just sit down and hang on. I never quite know what's going to come out at the end. It’s a blast!

I like this knife. I like this knife a lot. The grip is like grabbing on to my old 1968 Schwinn bicycle with its banana seat and high swung handles. We were jumping ramps with non-shock-absorbing Schwinns long before "trail bikes" had been invented. The only thing that could keep you alive on these jumps was the "death grip" that you put on your handles. This knife handle brings back that same adrenaline pumping exhilaration. This fighter wants to fly, and you know immediately upon picking it up that you’d better hold on tight because you’re in for the ride of your life. It is “fun”. It is a very “fun” knife to handle. It is also SOLD and I will NOT be making anymore exactly like it.

That’s gotta be kinda a “fun” for the new owner too, doesn’t it? ;)

Yours in Nuclear GFDs,

Jerry

Perhaps the key word to keep in mind is "exactly."
 
Quick search for "Blue Grass Bowie" in the wayback machine, yields the following, Jerry's pic:
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Perhaps the key word to keep in mind is "exactly."

I wonder if Dan is gonna slap a Regulator handle on one since he stated a Big Hunk of SR101 is coming
 
I'm...pretty sure I'm not...but that's exactly what I puppet account would say isn't it? Seriously though, I told my fiancee "I don't even know why I'm spending so much time on this, JohntheTexan is just going to win anyway.

My sock puppet would have gotten it on the first day, when it was still a thousand bucks. Too bad it got lost in the wash. Now I have to try to come up with the answers on my own, and look how that worked out.
 
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