This knife’s 4 1/2-inch blade is hammer forged out of 52100 high carbon steel. The handle is a piece of art, handcrafted by a Canadian artist, that features a bear carved out of the antler and given highlights of brown. A … Continue reading →
This unique knife is a custom job displaying a great antler handle, brass guard, colored spacers, and a sweeping satin-finish blade. Thanks for stopping by!
Continue reading →The Sierra design has a sheephorn handle and an O-1 steel blade. The snap sheath is one of the trademarks of this style. The knives pictured here were all recently completed! Thank you for looking!
Continue reading →Pictured here is a sleek Frontier Trapper with a buffalo horn handle.
Continue reading →Hello! I wanted to share a recent custom knife with you. This is a 7-inch blade version of the Alamo Bowie featured on the Reproductions page. The blade is O-1, handle is a vibrant curly maple, wide guard is brass … Continue reading →
Here is a picture that I snapped of my current everyday carry knife. It is a Jack Pine Special with a curly maple handle. I have been carrying it for some time now. It has performed very well through a … Continue reading →
Hello Everyone, I hope that you are all well and that 2014 has been a good year for you so far. I have been staying busy with custom orders and want to let all of you know that I am … Continue reading →
Hello Friends, It’s been awhile since I’ve updated the website. I have been working to fill custom orders. I am very thankful for each order that has been placed, and for all of my customers/supporters. Thanks to everyone who has … Continue reading →
To all of my customers, friends and supporters, I hope that everyone has a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Thank you for your support throughout 2012. Thanks to all who have sent me encouraging feedback, given me pointers and … Continue reading →
Here are a few photos of hunting knives with the horizontal syle sheath. This is a great way to carry your knife if you ride horses or motorcycles. It’s also a great way to carry your hunting knife if you … Continue reading →