Probably, will really only take an hour or so to do, but like John Worthington says, if you are closer to him then the post will be easier that way, I'm in Auckland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
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Probably, will really only take an hour or so to do, but like John Worthington says, if you are closer to him then the post will be easier that way, I'm in Auckland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
@Shelley Hi mate, I've got some belt sand paper that I'm not going to use do you want It? I also need a skinning knife nothing fancy just a work horse, cheers Terry Attachment 74734
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Mate, I can always use sandpaper, I go through it like a duck through water, what sort of a skinning knife are you after, shape and size?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blisters
I have a few that are part made, one fully finished and lots of spare steel in either 3 mm or 4 mm, if you have a specific shape in mind I can make it, or you can see what I have underway.
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Originally Posted by 300_BLK
No mate,it's the bottom one,not the antler handle.Just got it....love it!!!!.... very nice job indeed Shelly.....shaves the hair right off your arm,great weight and balance
You're bit now. There's no going back!Quote:
Originally Posted by wabaam
Now that you have the standard Fox River, you need the set:
Featherweight Fox River
Fox River LT
Fox River LT Elmax
Fox River II
Fox River II LT
Around $1,500 should cover it.
Oops!
Should arrive by Friday next week.
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That's a nice knife.Quote:
Originally Posted by hotbarrels
That's a bloody nice knifeQuote:
Originally Posted by hotbarrels
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Just arrived this morning from the states, Enzo Trapper 115 in Elmax. Seriously sharp out ot the box.
Best value out there I recon.
http://www.thompsonsknives.com/enzoknives.html
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So the knife arrived early last week, and I managed to squeeze a short goat hunt in on the weekend, bagging a couple of nannies. I have to say that the little scandi is an excellent little boning knife, much more compact and way lighter than my Duel. Definitely a keeper. The blade length is 3.775" (96mm) which is the same as the Gunny Hunter, Classic Drop Point Hunter, or Loveless Drop Point hunter in BRK's range if you have one of those, or 1/2" shorter than the Fox River. I think for boning out an animal, the length was excellent. For post processing the meat ready for the curry, the blade could do with being 6" like the Duel, but hey, that just an excuse to keep the knife numbers up! It processed one goat into the bowl without issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by hotbarrels
Oh, and the scandi/convex grind makes for a very fast slicer.
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For anyone interested in, or considering buying a Bark River, here is a table of some to the dimensional spec's on the hunting type designs that I have put together as part of my own deliberations regarding which ones to buy. Might be helpful (probably not).
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I'm ashamed to say that I have 13 of those on your list @hotbarrels, and another 17 BR that aren't on the list.
Your a sick man Tahr. You need an intervention! Send all you BRK's over to me until the symptoms subside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Unfortunately for my bank account, I have 10 from the above list :thumbsup:
And I thought I was bad!
Nice....what steel did you choose?Quote:
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