Jeff and I both have plenty of Gerbers, Bucks, ect. and my dad is a Case XX dealer so finding a knife to get something cut isn’t an issue. I even got one of those Gerber Vitals on the RMEF promo on here that is going on my elk hunt this year. This is more about doing something we’ve always wanted to do. In the “ instant gratification “ society we live in now it will be satisfying to get something after years of waiting.
It cost us $50 a piece. Don’t have to pay the rest till it’s done.
They are beautiful... I’d imagine they will be wonderful family heirlooms, cheers!
Nothing wrong with Knives of Alaska. Just wanna buy something real high quality once.
But wouldn’t it be a lucky son of a gun who found it.
Also my name will be engraved in the blade so if I do lose it and a decent person finds it maybe I’ll get it back.I get it and good choice! They look like a great knife! My worry, like @Mthuntr said, I'd lose it!
I’d didn’t get the Guy Clark reference at first so I researched it. I must say that is an awesome story song. Thanks for mentioning it.
Beautiful collection. Thanks for sharing.From the left, 1,3,4,5, and 7 are Randalls. You'll never regret it. Even if you mess up the blade, Randall will refinish and resharpen for a small fee. They don't for some reason, come razor sharp, but a few passes on a fine DMT stone will fix that right up. The funny look on the blades isn't corrosion by the way it's wax. May have overdone it a bit
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That 25 Trapper looks amazing! Probably my favorite one.
