Lets See Some Pure Fighters

[jftman]

BFS what are the dimensions?

 

[BFS]

BFS what are the dimensions?

7" blade and 12" OAL. 1 1/4" wide. A little shy of an 1/8" stock. Not sure of the weight but it's light.

 

[Coke]

Lavender Jade handle

 

[Matthew Gregory]

Never quite sure if some of what I make qualify as 'fighters', but they can certainly be effective defensive tools. Here's a few recent ones:

 

[WValtakis]

At last!



~Chip

 

[Dawkind]

Claude Bouchonville

 

[BladeScout]

Never quite sure if some of what I make qualify as 'fighters', but they can certainly be effective defensive tools. Here's a few recent ones:

At last!

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~Chip

Claude Bouchonville

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Three posts with pure awesomeness in a row.

Warms the cockles of me heart to behold!

 

[TK Steingass]

Claude Bouchonville

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love it Dudley

 

[tiguy7]

Sometimes I can’t decide which one to carry.

 

[Justin Schmidt]

Probably my favorite thread on the forums. We should start another vest/pocket bowie one

 

[Scott Hanson]

Claude Bouchonville

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That is a gougeous Damascus pattern.

 

[Stromberg Knives]

Here's a fighter I just finished. It's in 6mm O1.

 

[JParanee]

Some wonderful additions

 

[AVigil]

 

[BFS]

Finally scored my first Anders Hogstrom Fighter. Forged from 1095, 6.75" blade and 12.25" overall. California Curly Redwood.

 

[Charlie Mike]

52100 and black paper micarta.

 

[mb>]

That’s pretty dang cool Adam. I saw that on the makers mark thread but didn’t want to go OT. For me, that falls under the pesky “I didn’t even know I wanted one of those” category. That can be a costly category! Thanks?

 

[AVigil]

That’s pretty dang cool Adam. I saw that on the makers mark thread but didn’t want to go OT. For me, that falls under the pesky “I didn’t even know I wanted one of those” category. That can be a costly category! Thanks?

Thanks,

Next one is going to be even fancier LOL

 

[Win Heger]

I don't think I showed this here before and I no longer own it. This is one big fighter from the late, great Kit Carson. This is one large critter, 8" blade of 1/4" Stellite, sharpened clip! Kit told me he went through 20 belts making this.

 

[The Amazing Virginian]

Holy crap, that is a LOT of Stellite! I don't think I have ever seen a Stellite blade that big before - and for good rea$on!

Thanks for sharing that, Win.