Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Hawks and Knives => Topic started by: LRB on September 17, 2010, 06:02:37 PM
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A typical English scalper trade blade set into a deer leg bone, and wrapped in deer rawhide. The tang is full width, and a tad longer than standard for extra strength. Under the rawhide the bone is secured with two iron pins. 7 1/4" blade of 01 steel. The rawhide is somewhat protected by a generous coat of spar varnish. The sheath is my standard center seam style. Hope you enjoy a look.
(http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e77/wicklrb/Picture036.jpg)
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Looks Great!
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Looks Great!
X2
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Well ya did another grate job on this one. I like the rap around the handle. That knife will last some one a life time.
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Beautiful work as always!!
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LRB,
Not really into big knives,but I do appreciate fine
craftsmanship. That is a nice piece of work. Thanks for
sharing.
snake-eyes
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Great looking knife. It reminds me of my Longhunter knife that I have which I just love. I use it for just about everything.
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So nice.It reminds me of my early knife I made from an old Hickory
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Dang! That is exactly what I was going to build once I ordered one of your blades! I even have the same piece of bone just waiting.
Looks great!
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Very nice, as usual. Excellent job.
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LRB,
Yes sir, I'am BIG into knifes all knifes. Big ones, little ones, short ones & long ones.
I have this knife & it is AWESOME ! ! !
I carry one of of your ball grig neck knifes & this belt knife, if trouble comes I'am at the ready.
Thanks Wick & MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL ! ! !
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Very nice job!!
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I am very pleased that you like it Rick. Customer satisfaction means a lot to me. Thankyou, and Merry Christsmas to all.