All About Pocket Knives

That is a fantastic knife Tank.

I'm a big fan of Bark River and that one is just about perfect.

Nice looking blade Tank... ...I like the grind and at 5/32" thick should make a good all around knife.

Bob

Great looking knife Tank and the sheath is sweeeeet too!


Great looking group Ken


Awesome knives guys! Makes me want more!!!

Thanks guys, l love how it turned out. Here's my Bark River Kalahari in Bastogne Walnut. Measures 9.25" overall with a 4.5" blade made of A2 tool steel at 58-60 HRC. Convex ground blade is .170" thick with a full exposed tang.

Just got this one.

Nice one, Charlie. What's the specs on it?

My custom re-handled Western W-39

Nice one, Scott. Those have great lines.

tank wrote:Nice one, Charlie. What's the specs on it?

Thanks!

It's a 1999 W.R. Case Ridgeback Hunter. Blackie Collins design - Trailing point.

Blade Length - 4 inches, OAL - 8 1/2", Blade Material - 420J2 Surgical Steel, Handle - Black Zytel, Weight - 4.2 ounces, Sheath - oil tanned leather.

The earlier versions came with leather sheaths unlike the newer ones which come with a nylon sheath.

I had never seen one, looks like a real slicer.
Here's a custom PH-1 I picked up with Cherry Burl scales and a custom sheath.

That burl wood is beautiful! Very nice!

Here's a PH2 with the stock diamond wood scales and a Queen drop point with redwood burl handle scales.

TripleF wrote:My custom re-handled Western W-39

Old Western is good stuff! Nice wrap on the handle.

That Redwood Burl looks on fire.

Thanks Tank. Queen calls it golden redwood burl, if I remember correctly.

Call me cheap but this is an example of the handiest little fixed bade I've ever carried. I've had a few of 'em down through the years and they have always taken a lickin' and kept on tickin'. I can only remember destroying one (broke the blade using it as a pry-bar....my bad), all of the others were lost or stolen at some point. I still have a couple that I carry but I'm keepin' this one mint in the box for posterity!

Can't go wrong with a Sharpfinger. I would like one piggybacked on a 15OT.

Here are a couple I picked up over the last week.....

Very very nice.

Here is one that came to me this weekend:A Lamson & Goodnow clip point with fish scaler spine in unsharpened condition.The clip is actually sharp as well.Some staining on the blade and a few flat spots on the edge;five rivets holding the scales in place.Took a stone to it to clean up the flat spots and now it is scary sharp.Fits great in a USA made sheath I bought for less than a dollar(14 sheathes for $12).The knife was a bargain too:$3.

Nice knives boys; I still like Schrade's first Lovelss knife. .. Ken

This one just arrived. Picked it up fron one of the AAPK stores.

Some bone

SWEEEEEEET!

Awesome knives guys








guess i'll add this Navy Seals BUD/S, MK 3 MOD O Dive/Fighting Knife

Bank2collect wrote:Some bone

That is the prettiest picture I have seen on this forum in a very long time.

Thought I'd try some magnetic storage & display.......