Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
- bonehead
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Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
First try at a Northwoods.... Been looking for some time and finally gave it a shot. "Freemnont Jack"
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Great choice Alan. I've had my eye on those since they first came out, just haven't worked up the courage to make it happen. That's some awesome stag. Do you have it in hand or is it on the way? Inquiring minds want to know.
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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Turtle
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
that's a beauty!been looking at the "Burnside Jack",just haven't pulled the trigger yet.I like the leather pouch that comes with these.thanks for sharing.
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Turtle, I know what you mean. I've thought about one of these for three months now. Its going to take plenty of elbow grease and mink oil to get the sheath broken in thoughTurtle wrote:that's a beauty!been looking at the "Burnside Jack",just haven't pulled the trigger yet.I like the leather pouch that comes with these.thanks for sharing.
Jerry, I just received this one yesterday. I really like the choice of blade, for me it perhaps is the most versatile for what I like to do. Nice Knarly stag and a heavy swedge. They left the heat treat on the upper area of the blade which is kinda different. I also like the fact one can open it by just pulling the blade, don't think I'll ever use the nail nick.
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Single blade jacks:
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Barry, What style blade is that in the TC? I like it... Looks like a spear but perhaps not. CoolGunstock Jack wrote:Single blade jacks:
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
That is a Spey.bonehead wrote:Barry, What style blade is that in the TC? I like it... Looks like a spear but perhaps not. CoolGunstock Jack wrote:Single blade jacks:
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Correct, a long spey blade. Very sheeple friendly; for the livestock, not so much. 
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
By the way guys, the "Day's Work" etch on Charlie Campagna's TC Barlow was my concept, design and slogan.
Thanks for involving me Charlie!
Thanks for involving me Charlie!
Barry
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arizonaranchman
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
That's cool Barry, what a thrill to be involved in one of Charlie's masterpieces. I love this particular etch. Single spey Charlow in AB hereGunstock Jack wrote:By the way guys, the "Day's Work" etch on Charlie Campagna's TC Barlow was my concept, design and slogan.![]()
Thanks for involving me Charlie!
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Re: Simplicity of a Single Blade Jack
Thanks Jeff! I've been working on another project for Charlie on an upcoming SFO; it involves a recent popular style knife that will be produced in a deluxe version. I can't say more, but it'll be sweet!arizonaranchman wrote:That's cool Barry, what a thrill to be involved in one of Charlie's masterpieces. I love this particular etch. Single spey Charlow in AB hereGunstock Jack wrote:By the way guys, the "Day's Work" etch on Charlie Campagna's TC Barlow was my concept, design and slogan.![]()
Thanks for involving me Charlie!
Barry
Great Eastern Cutlery distributor
Email me: [email protected]
www.allaboutpocketknives.com/gunstockjack
Great Eastern Cutlery distributor
Email me: [email protected]
www.allaboutpocketknives.com/gunstockjack