Horsewright
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
- Joined
- Oct 4, 2011
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ThanksThat’s beautiful work ,Horsewright . I’ve admired your craftsmanship in previous posts -it’s truly exceptional!
ThanksThat’s beautiful work ,Horsewright . I’ve admired your craftsmanship in previous posts -it’s truly exceptional!
Jer, the barrel and cylinder rotate to the right to expose the chamber.?
The Buck 101 is a new one to me. Nice.
I'll be darned.Jer, the barrel and cylinder rotate to the right to expose the chamber.
The Buck was introduced in 2017 and only offered for a few years.
St. Louis just don't look right without the old Admiral party barge....... "Bob Cuban TONITE!!!!"Eads bridge in Stl. Everyone has some beautiful firearms, thanks for sharingView attachment 1643934View attachment 1643935
Unfortunately, that's not mine.Blues, what type of finish is on that Colt? Cerakote maybe? That's a mighty nice little pocket rocket......
Elliott what’s the story on that knife? I keep looking at it thinking canoe? Toothpick? Canoepick? Love the covers.
It's the first knife I commissioned Ken to make for me several years ago when we first became friends on and off the forum.Elliott what’s the story on that knife? I keep looking at it thinking canoe? Toothpick? Canoepick? Love the covers.
Thanks man. You have some of the nicest toysIt's the first knife I commissioned Ken to make for me several years ago when we first became friends on and off the forum.
We designed it together based upon some ideas from a copperhead and hunter pattern...but with blades of my choosing at a closed length of 4 1/8"
I also had Ken make a single blade shadow pattern...
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I'm lucky to have the knives...and luckier to have the friend.Thanks man. You have some of the nicest toys