Is anybody making a barlow, especially a single blade, and a camp knife in carbon steel?
All the examples I see are stainless. I do know that Queen has the Dan Burke barlow in D2.
Anything else?
Are these knives available?
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Re: Are these knives available?
Bear & Son makes a twin blade barlow in 1095 Carbon for their 4th Generation line in yellow delrin and bone handles.
I like single blade barlows too and Muskrat Man has built me some customs along this line. That may be the best way to get one.
I like single blade barlows too and Muskrat Man has built me some customs along this line. That may be the best way to get one.
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Re: Are these knives available?
You already know Queen and Bear & Sons. You can try Schrade, K-Bar, Case, Utica, Rough Rider, S&W, Buck, Winchester, Schatt & Morgan, Rogers, Cripple Creek, Col Coon, Colonial(may have folded), Camillus , Bull Dog, Burnt Chimney, I-XL (Wostenholm), henckles, Hen & Rooster, Eye Witness, Kissing Crane then theres a ton from Pakis-crap-stan & all the Parker companies/logos. Just to mention a few.
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Re: Are these knives available?
If you don't object to older, American made ones, you can still find them in unmolested form on ebay at fairly decent prices. I went through a period a couple years ago where I basically stocked up on some mint barlow examples, I think 5 or 6, for less than a C-note. Imperial, Colonial, Camco (early US made), Utica, etc. All good users. I started out looking to pick up one good example to give my grandson and kept buying.
Did the same over a longer period of time accumulating camp/utility knives.
Did the same over a longer period of time accumulating camp/utility knives.
The beatings will continue until morale has improved...
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Re: Are these knives available?
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