Fodderwing
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Thank you Jason.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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black mamba
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I just now received this stunning 1st generation Frank Buster Cutlery Co. stockman in stainless and MOP. Pearl is hard to photograph, but this is the best I've ever had, with fiery luster and plenty of blues, greens, pinks and purples. I hope some of the quality comes through the lens. Great W&T as well.
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I like the Palm Tree etch also Jeff.I just now received this stunning 1st generation Frank Buster Cutlery Co. stockman in stainless and MOP. Pearl is hard to photograph, but this is the best I've ever had, with fiery luster and plenty of blues, greens, pinks and purples. I hope some of the quality comes through the lens. Great W&T as well.
black mamba
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Thanks, Alan!
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Just got this from the exchange. Man o' man, I think this is just perfection in every way for me! I think this will kick my trusty sidekick, which is an OD green crown lifter, from my pocket. I actually like the extra thickness and heft the caplifter adds. It just feels so solid!
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Man I love this knife !
It reminds me of a custom except I can’t find one fault
Wow it’s nice !!
Exceptional knife!
My new #44 CocoBrass Buffalo just arrived ---> Wow!!!
BTW, there's now less than 90 shopping days remaining until my birthday.
Hopefully the new #14's will be available by then!
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The Fort
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Great looking knife, Patrick! Tell us a little about it, please!
Thanks!
One of a pair of Frank Buster Fight'N Roosters I picked up last week..Really well done, great sheilds and beautiful bone..
The Acorn has steel or nickle liners..great FF, both..And I'm a sucker for stockmans, I'm learning, as well as long pulls..really very happy w/ these two.
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Fantastic pair! Thanks for the additional information. -LanceThanks!
One of a pair of Frank Buster Fight'N Roosters I picked up last week..Really well done, great sheilds and beautiful bone..
The Acorn has steel or nickle liners..great FF, both..And I'm a sucker for stockmans, I'm learning, as well as long pulls..really very happy w/ these two.
Fodderwing
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Awesome knives there. The jigging is spectacular!Thanks!
One of a pair of Frank Buster Fight'N Roosters I picked up last week..Really well done, great sheilds and beautiful bone..
The Acorn has steel or nickle liners..great FF, both..And I'm a sucker for stockmans, I'm learning, as well as long pulls..really very happy w/ these two.
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Thank you. I had spent "x" amount of time trying to decide between them...then realized the only logical solution
Hickory n steel
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This is my first Queen made knife, and it comes courtesy of Ickythump.
It's a real beauty, though I must admit I was a bit taken back by it's size.
I knew it was a big'n, but you never really know till you get something in hand.
My Buck 110 no longer looks like an overly large knife
The sheath was something I had made for a different knife, I don't remember what it was but all it took was a little bit of reworking to become a perfectly serviceable belt sheath for this.
It's a real beauty, though I must admit I was a bit taken back by it's size.
I knew it was a big'n, but you never really know till you get something in hand.
My Buck 110 no longer looks like an overly large knife
The sheath was something I had made for a different knife, I don't remember what it was but all it took was a little bit of reworking to become a perfectly serviceable belt sheath for this.
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A guy I know bought this one at a to good to be true price. Its brand new, never cut a thing and had a touch of blade wobble. Strange for a Horn Knife. I couldn't let him send it back and took it off his hands. These are difficult (nearly impossible) to find and I'd been looking. Tiny Squeeze in a padded vise and it is now the nicest knife I own. No wobble at all and the blade still falls freely when unlocked. I have been thinking that I should carry and use this knife. Never knew Jess Horn but I reckon he didn't expect his knives to sit in safes all there lives.
