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That's a great knife 2muchgun thanks for posting it!

Here's a stag beauty by Rick. Spun head ss pins,tapered tang ,sweet.
Leave it to Rick he can do it!
Jim Layton sheath is a functional work of art. Together this is one sweet package

I held that knife. I had a tough time walking away from it. Still kinda regret it.

I'm going to push a little & see if I can get the big guy to make a few more Nicest knife I've seen in a while. Trying to picture what it'd look like with micarta ,or ?

Looks good.

Vince I think that knife would look good with a cut swedge. one that runs over the top like your new Tony.

Rick I have a pocket knife from you, too , that has that style swedge. I'll take some pictures so we can show what we are talking about. This knife would be a great candidate for a future group buy

Sounds good to me. - stag

I sure like the stag on that one.

This is the swedge style Rick is referring to.

On his blade,it comes up past the clip a little


And here on the T . Bose it comes up past the clip & all the way



After seeing it & thinking about it,I love these swedges on these pocket knives,but I like the drawn style on the stag knife,too



If I were asked to choose the style of swedge on this clip point fixed blade I would choose the drawn style as pictured on the stag fixed blade

Can't argue with that logic Vince. That knife looks great!

I like that drag swedge.

Proto knife spent a lot of time working this pattern out.
7 1/2 blade I'm going to call it Bluecat. Very happy with the outcome.

Dang Rick I'm going to need to start catching BIGGER fish! I suspect that was a lot like trying to grind a noodle.

Its hard on the hands with a swedge as long as a whore's dream.
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Ole Cranky looks like he is ready to go. he's already got the first part down - big fish.

Just my style..............

1/2 congress- single spring two blade were swedge's came from.