All About Pocket Knives

I was lucky enough to receive a few for my birthday.
First up is a remake of one of Bark River's favorite all around workers, the Snowy River, but out of a super steel, Elmax. The handle really blows my mind. It's a pine cone encased in resin. It's about 8.125'' overall with a 4.125" blade.

' The second is the TOPS Scandi Trekker. This is one of those that just melt in your hand. I fell in love as sooon as I gripped it. It's hair popping sharp 1095 blade that's tumble finish with modified scandi grind and Green Canvas Micarta handle scales. It's 7-5/8ths with 3-5/8ths blade. Do yourself a favor and try one.

Wow, the Snowy River is a fabulous looking knife. Is the handle completely smooth or does is have some texture? Beautiful color composition in the picture as well, to show off the knife.

And Happy Birthday...cheers

That Snowy River is amazing!

Thanks guys. Yes Lawrence it has the slightest texture. I captured it in photos if I can find them.

Found the ones overexposed to show the texture. It's not enough to catch your nail but it's there.

Very cool Tank! That Snowy River is awesome! Those people at Bark River are getting pretty creative with their handle material..............always liked their knives!

Mike has some beautiful burls that will be coming out soon. Gary your work is fantastic as well.

Thanks Tank! I have a couple of their (Bark River) patterns sitting around I may take a stab at someday.

I'll bet their burl is going to be outstanding!

Howdy Tank !!! hope you are well....I saw them pinecone scales when they came out,
really, the depth to em in person is unbelieveable !!!
can you imigine the Burl or them on a big knife like the Michigan Bowie...
a re-make of the Marble's Trailmaker that Mike is doing
as always, great knives Tank

Will
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/clearcreekknives

They may done one. I like that they're using Shade Tree micarta now..