I was tipped a RJ knives Beartooth and was wondering if anyone has any experience with these. It's a substantial knife with a thick O1 blade, subhilt, and sheep horn handles. Looks like they are carried by Schnees in Montana but can't find much anything else on them. Thanks!

The Beartooth was originally made by Robert "Bob" Jolley. You are correct, they are made with substantial steel.......hefty in fact. The smaller skinners usually have thinner stock.

I currently have four of them in my collection, a "Grizzly", a couple skinners, and a custom coffin handle bowie I had Bob make years ago.







Bob has retired from the business, and his son Josh now runs the shop. There is a website where you can look at more of his work.

http://rjhandcraftedknives.com/

The Beartooth is a nice, great looking knife....enjoy!

look like well made blades. I always had a soft spot for a good Bowie.

Well, I may be tripping one or two of these blades as I downsize in the move to the new house, Sam.............

Love that Bowie!!!

I'd like to see them

I had that Bowie custom made for my "Last dash into the fray" so to speak..........think Legends of the Fall.

Absolutely Sam.......in fact I'll bring them with me when I bring my first load of Household goods down in two weeks!