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Posted By: JGray Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/11/24
I discovered a small maker yesterday while staying in Wickenburg AZ. After visiting with him and looking at some of his offerings, one was calling to me. He uses both CM154 and CPM154 and sends to Buck for heat treat to RC 60-61. Workmanship appears quite good...

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Posted By: jeeper Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/11/24
I like that pattern. What are the dimensions on it ?
Posted By: geedubya Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/12/24
Stabilized Spalted Pecan or maybe a type of burl for the scales???

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Posted By: JGray Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/12/24
California Buckeye scales with turquoise to fill pin knots. 8" overall length - 3-3/8" blade with 3" cutting edge. The maker emphasized every step in the process is done by hand with no use of jigs or fixtures. The uniformity/consistency of his grinding is impressive for being all handwork.
Posted By: AZtwins Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/14/24
His website says he’s in Prescott Valley, did he move recently?
Posted By: JGray Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 02/15/24
I met him in Wickenburg at the Gold Rush Days event where he had a booth set up as a vendor. I assume he's in Prescott Valley per his website.
Posted By: Rangersedge Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 05/01/24
I like the looks of that knife.
Posted By: BigNate Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 05/01/24
Very nice! You'll have to let us know how the edge holds up.
Posted By: humdinger Re: Lonesome Valley Knives - 05/02/24
Looks nice. I may need to check them out.
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