Your outdoor knives

[lambertiana]

My biggest problem is deciding which Laconico I will be taking along

 

[Dag-nabit]

Nice :thumbup:

 

[Warriorofsteel]

Most of these have been previously posted, but hey.... you want pics, you get pics.

Bark River Bravo 2, Fallkniven A2, RAT RC4

Bark River Canadian Sportsman II

Michael Morris

Bark River Camp Axe

Bark River L'il Canadian - One each for myself and the kids

Bark River Gunny - One each for myself and the kids, and a collector

Fallkniven F1

Fallkniven F2

Bark River Pro Scalpel and Tusk - One for myself and one...... you get the idea.

There are probably another half dozen or so, mostly folders, but thats plenty of pics for now.

Kevin

I absolutely love those bark river knives!I hope that someday the knives I make will look like those :] they are rather crude at the moment....but steadily progressing

 

[A.L.]

tell me more about the Mora third pic..price..handle and sheath material.
thanks ! its a very nice looking knife.

Price was about 13€
Handle super comfortable, grippy and allows free movement in hand when whittling.
Sheath is plastic with leather beltloop, does it's job but I have ordered kydex sheath for it and waiting anxiously.

 

[mdauben]

tell me more about the Mora third pic..price..handle and sheath material.

Not the OP but that looks like a Mora of Sweden, Mora 2000 knife. Handle and sheath are synthetic (MoS calls them "rubber" and "plastic"). This is one of the more expensive Mora knives, with a street price of around $40-45. Widely available in the US on eBay or from many on-line knife retailers.

 

[VictGerbSogCamill]

Thanks, I might have to get me one. Good price and i like the looks and color of it.:thumbup:

 

[Dag-nabit]

I absolutely love those bark river knives!I hope that someday the knives I make will look like those :] they are rather crude at the moment....but steadily progressing

Stick with it, perfection comes with practice and experience. :thumbup:

I'm hoping to find the time to try a handle project someday. Maybe a retirement project.

Kevin