Hunting Knives
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Hunting Knives
Lets see some hunting knives.
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Re: Hunting Knives
45-110 shooter wrote:Lets see some hunting knives.
Why don't you start the ball rolling??
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Well I'm in the market for a custom hunting knife, don't have any as of now. I don't think anyone would like my gerber.Johnny B. Good wrote:45-110 shooter wrote:Lets see some hunting knives.
Why don't you start the ball rolling??
- flipple14
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Here is my favorite damascus hunting knife made by Charlie Smith out of Oklahoma. He hand carved a buffalo on the top of the knife for me. He has alot of options if you would like to check out his website...
Website: http://charliesmithknives.com/home/index.cfm
Website: http://charliesmithknives.com/home/index.cfm
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OK here you go.
Nothing fancy, but get the job done. The Scagel repro is the only one by a custom maker I have. Carbon steel except for the two Buck knives. The bowie is an old E.C. Solingen that I reprofiled and replaced the crappy alluminum hilt with a steel one. still have work to do on that one. But I'm no knifemaker. It would make a fine pigsticker though. When it comes time to dress out an animal I use the old standby Buck 110 with the S30V blade. And the Buck Kalinga is great for splitting the pelvis like a canopener. The other two sit in the safe.
Nothing fancy, but get the job done. The Scagel repro is the only one by a custom maker I have. Carbon steel except for the two Buck knives. The bowie is an old E.C. Solingen that I reprofiled and replaced the crappy alluminum hilt with a steel one. still have work to do on that one. But I'm no knifemaker. It would make a fine pigsticker though. When it comes time to dress out an animal I use the old standby Buck 110 with the S30V blade. And the Buck Kalinga is great for splitting the pelvis like a canopener. The other two sit in the safe.
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The little buffalo carving is pretty stout, Its connected at 5 points... all four legs, and about 1/4 inch at the chin of the buffalo. So its sturdy enough not to break offmdeland wrote:Mighty perrrrrty Flippin but I'd have that buffalo busted off there before I finished a hunting trip. Much to fine a piece of art work to destroy in hunting camp I'm thinking. MD
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