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    @Shearer yeah some cool bit in there. Always used to collect them out of the firewood bin. Wish I had started years earlier. If anyone wants better photos let me know.


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    i would be keen on some .not sure where you are if in the south island we could organize a knife build.
    cheers john

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    I would also be interested in some of that wood if you are anywhere near Auckland, and I could help you with a knife build, my set up would be a little cramped with two people but I’m sure we could manage.

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    Small antler handle knife was made by a chap in Levin (Manakau) - it is my main hunting knife now as it usually sits in bum bag. Hard to sharpen if let go too long.

    The Svord was purchased new in 1983 - probably one of the earlier knives by him (can't remember his name) Had an a lot of use doing home kill cattle in its 1st couple of years - we got $20 + hide (45-90$ at that time) Great knife and holds a keen edge


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    Here is one I was given as a present. But I'll never use the bloody thingg as its to nice. Bloody sharp tough!!
    Its made with 52100 steel and Sambar antler handle.
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    DLT were doing a run out special on BRK Blackwater II's in Elmax so decided to pull the trigger on a ivory micarta to match the Scandi

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotbarrels View Post
    DLT were doing a run out special on BRK Blackwater II's in Elmax so decided to pull the trigger on a ivory micarta to match the Scandi

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    now thats definitiely one sexypair of knives and obvious;ly built by a person who relished the challenge.

    BTW-anyone have one of the gerber clip point folders hangin about the want rid of.years ago H&Fgave a clone out when you got your duckshooting license-had a whitish camo handle.mine was bloody great for processing geese and ducks zipped through em like slipping off silk knickers.until one day bloody foolme instead of grabbing my butxchers cleaver to deleg an big fat canada used my knife with the hammer -snapped the .....ng blade .istill curse myself to being such a lazy arsewipe.!

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    Very nice
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    What is the handle on the right one? Looks fantastic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
    What is the handle on the right one? Looks fantastic.
    Stabilised pine cone?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Stabilised pine cone?
    I recon that's a good guess.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    She’s a bit flash for cutting open bailage Ryan.
    Hope things settle down for you, so you can get in a hunt soon.

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    Had this beauty made for me by @Shelley from a piece of antler I picked up in Fiordland.

    Gave it a good workout yesterday breaking down the three Red yearlings I shot.

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    Warm Barrels!

 

 

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