Thread: Show me your knives

Picked up this puma pocket knife today. New and not used.

Originally Posted by maxz

Picked up this puma pocket knife today. New and not used.

Cool!

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Originally Posted by littlemorepork

Nice, who made it?

Damian Hanrahan he also makes some for hunting guides to give as gifts. Here's some of his other work.

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Originally Posted by maxz

Picked up this puma pocket knife today. New and not used.

Look after that knife, it’s a collector‘s item!

Another bird and trout from my workbench. Steel is 440c, blade lenght 8 cm. Handle Cocobolo, sheath 3mm cowhide.



Hope you like it! Thanks for looking!

Originally Posted by littlemorepork

Another bird and trout from my workbench. Steel is 440c, blade lenght 8 cm. Handle Cocobolo, sheath 3mm cowhide.
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Hope you like it! Thanks for looking!

that is a real beauty very nice

Future Wifey came through with the goods last month . I had a Muela many moons ago which vanished (along with the then gf) and last year we gifted one to a keen hunter and friend for her 50th.
They don't seem to be overly popular here in NZ but in Europe they've an almost cult like status, personally I think they're the dogs danglies so I was well pleased to get this one. Looking forward to getting it wet, they're a joy to use , it will only be used for dressing carcasses, I've a Martinni for more "general" use

Yep, I am great fan of the trailing Point.

https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....0/index43.html

KH

Originally Posted by Spudattack

Yeah, no 3 would be my pick.

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Agreed, no. 3 for me too. And I thought I had problems leaving a second knife behind and going solo with one....

A @Micky Duck filleting knife sheath attempt.
I needed something to protect the fillleting knife blades in the cupboard, so out with the heat gun, some uv resistant conduit, and some clamps.
They clip in and hold pretty well.

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That looks like a very practical solution!

Lucky enough to pick this up. A mint, Puma Cougar Hunter which has been kept in its box its whole life.

I hope I'm not ruffling any feathers here but I have a couple of knives that need sharpening asap, without the knowledge is there anyone in ChCh that sharpens knives for a job that could be recommended?. Once they are done I can look into a device that I can do then myself....or find a butcher who can teach me.
It's just another learning curve to master ��.

Originally Posted by maxz

Lucky enough to pick this up. A mint, Puma Cougar Hunter which has been kept in its box its whole life.

Another collector’s item! Where the heck do you guys find these rare pieces?

Originally Posted by Twodiffs

I hope I'm not ruffling any feathers here but I have a couple of knives that need sharpening asap, without the knowledge is there anyone in ChCh that sharpens knives for a job that could be recommended?. Once they are done I can look into a device that I can do then myself....or find a butcher who can teach me.
It's just another learning curve to master ��.

@Twodiffs
If you are not into sharpening yet, I can highly recommend a Lansky sharpening tool. This is a good starting point and you will soon get good results!