My New PJ

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Hukk
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My New PJ

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Here is my latest knife from PJ Ernest. I like this one quite a lot, especially the cutting edges on the bottom and top. The description from PJ Ernest:
This Custom fixed blade knife is made of one solid bar of Deer Mountain Forge "Jungle Stripe" Damascus Steel from end to end. The knife was etched to bring out the fabulous Damascus pattern in the steel. Filework is included along the top edge. The bolsters are made of "Wasp's Nest" Mosaic Damascus by Chris Marks which were heat colored to bring out the intricate pattern of this extremely high quality material. The handle scales are made of Genuine, High Quality Mammoth Tooth from Russia. The cutting edge is 2 7/8 inches top an bottom. The total length of this knife is 6 5/8 inches long. This is a very solid, heavy knife. Included with this fine knife is a soft, padded zipper case.
I like this one much better than some of his others. ::tu:: A new favorite custom fixed blade.
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whoa! besides the pouch, did he include a drool bucket?

that's beautiful!

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WOW!! That is fantastic!!
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A beautiful art knife. I detect some Barnett influence there too. I don't own any art knives, but love them as much as the next guy. Only... never satisfied, I always wonder what a traditional hunting knife pattern would look like with these materials and design elements incorporated. Again, beautiful knife, obviously the work of an accomplished craftsman.

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