Show off your fixed blades!

[Sasquach]

Is that a basket of Beckers I see?

A quartet of heavy duty bush knives. Very nice QS!!!!

[Quick Steel]

Indeed it is Squatch. Glad you like them.

[TripleF]

Some Finnish Puukkos, 3 are Martini, The ones with black sheats are pretty new and the Lapland Leuku with the print on blade is older, not sure how old. Last one is from one of the most known Finnish knifemaker Iisakki Järvenpää.

Love me some Puukkos!! Very knice!!


Replaced the 673 I left in the woods....LOL

[doglegg]

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QS, you gonna become a contestant in one of those survivor shows? You're prepared. Cool stuff.

[Quick Steel]

I'll join a survivor show when surviving must be done on the French or Italian Riviera.

[doglegg]

I'll join a survivor show when surviving must be done on the French or Italian Riviera.

Wise man.

[Madmarco]

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Some serious battle worthy pieces you have there Garry! I could imagine any one of them slicing through deep bush with ease! Very nice!

[jmh58]

I'll join a survivor show when surviving must be done on the French or Italian Riviera.

John

[Quick Steel]

dog, Marco, John appreciate your responses.

[Quick Steel]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

[edge213]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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Beautiful knife and calender worthy picture.

[doglegg]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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Beautiful knife and calender worthy picture.

Totally agree

[Quick Steel]

Thank you edge and doglegg.

[ken98k]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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[Madmarco]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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Gorgeous BIG bowie Garry, and your photography skills are excellent as well! Very nice shot!

[Quick Steel]

So glad you like it Ken and Marco. I had no thought about it being an extra good photo, so that was especially nice to hear.
It is a rare thing for my camera to catch a special moment of lighting.

[jmh58]

Buck 107.

[jmh58]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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Koolness all around Garry!! Well Done!!!
John

[Sasquach]

This is my Marbles 12" Bowie, first introduced by Lester Marble in 1909. Bark River is now offering the Michigan Pattern Bowie in A2 steel with a variety of handle materials. [Available at Knives Ship Free.]

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Beautiful knife QS!!!!!

Stunning photo too!

[tongueriver]

Both very nice knives!

[Sasquach]

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Nice Buck John!!

[jmh58]

Both very nice knives!

Thank You Cal..
John

[jmh58]

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Nice Buck John!!

Thank You Charlie..
John

[Quick Steel]

Thank you for your comments John, Charlie, and Tongueriver.

If anyone has never experienced a well made Bowie but perhaps has toyed with the idea of getting one, I would highly recommend this Bark River iteration. It is a high value knife for a comparatively modest amount of money; around $ 300. It is a lot of knife for the money and includes A2 tool steel. A2 is what the late Phil Hartsfield used for his famously strong blades.

[Madmarco]

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Very nice John! I don't think I've ever seen a Buck knife that doesn't have a metal pommel, and I'm thinking I really like the look!