Its beauty lies in the simplicty of the rig,andd good on you for taking it on and honouring your fatherinlaw.
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Its beauty lies in the simplicty of the rig,andd good on you for taking it on and honouring your fatherinlaw.
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Added another Strider to the small but now growing collection.
This one's a fairly rare Arctic grey scale with the double gunner grip texture on the Ti and G10 side, blade is PD#1.
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It's like a lightning bolt just touched the tip of my penis
What model is the middle one?
That middle knife looks like almost the perfect field knife to me. What model is it @Tahr?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
The middle one is a Bark River Phoenix 111.
Bark River Phoenix 3 Black & Green Linen Micarta
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Is that one of Cowboys Horns @Tahr??
Out of the three I would have the bottom one
New Bark River Wolf River in CPM S35VN with black and green linen handle arrived in the post today.
I have to say I am impressed with the size and shape of the knife. This is much smaller than my traditional green river skinners and will very quickly become a favorite me thinks.
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Good find. Where did you pick it up? They are becoming quiet scarce.
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Speaking of knifes, how'd the Op go?
5 days ago. Couple of tumours in my neck taken out. Tricky bit of knife work. Home recovering. Prognosis is good and should get back to normal. Booked for the Kawekas in 5 weeks time :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gapped axe
Yes, took a fair bit of searching to track one down as they haven't been made for a while. This one is actually marked with "Limited Edition". There is still one available if anyone is interested. Wolf River S35VN Blue Black G-10Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Any way Tahr, its all your bloody fault!!!!!!! I saw the Wolf River in one of your photos and at that point didn't even know that BRK had ever made a traditional skinner. I was looking for an upgrade for my Duel Skinner at the time, and the rest is now history.
