This one is for Anthony (TANK)

[stagman]

Hey all, was yackin with tank the other day and he wanted to know if I had any
new fixed blades...tank as myself is a fixed blade nut
Told him I finally got a sheath for a little double set of knives I had,
a 1930's Remington RH 73 & a 1930's KA-BAR boys knife, and I would post a pic for him,
He is gonna try to get some new Barkies posted he got....
so.....if ya got a favorite fixed blade you want to show off,
please upload a pic and see if we can get tank to drooling a bit,
Will
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/clearcreekknives

[stagman]

Here is the 2 knives out of the sheath, I can see ya salivating
tank over the stag on these 2,
Will
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/clearcreekknives

[tank]

You're right, Will, I'm drooling over them...Nothing like aged stag. That's a killer combo. Did you have the sheath made or did you make it? I have never seen the Boy's knife before. My latest Bark River is a Canadian Special in Cocobola.Overall length 8.625"
Blade Length 4"
A2 Tool steel at 59-60 HRC
Thickness .170"
Weight 6.25 ounces

It's like an extension of your hand honestly. Mike designed it based on the late 1800's models.

[FRJ]

Tank, that Bark River is really neat. Always liked them.
You and stagman are showing some nice knives.