Here's a few knives I just finished. The Red Drop Point and the Wood Drop point are available and will be listed in the Misc. For sale thread.
Thank you for looking and as always all comments are welcome

Beautiful work!

Very impressive!

You do very fine work indeed !!!!
I really like the one with the gut hook

I bet it would unzip a bull moose with ease.

RR

very cool! I looked into the parts and kits they have at Dixie Gunworks but I wasn't sure what kind of quality materials they have, do you buy kits or make everything from scratch and where do you get your materials from? I've been thinking with all the time on my hands of making hunting knives for my sons for Christmas.

Sweeeet!

Nice work those are absolutely gorgeous!!!!



You mean that your 500 doesn’t kill, gut, and skin that bad boy in one shot? LOL

Wapitirod,
I design and make my own blades from Bar Stock,Do my own Heat Treating and in some cases I even harvest my own handle material(Sika Deer,Axis Deer,Corsican Ram and Audad) I also make my own sheaths All work is done by me
Other Materials are purchased from Knifemaker supply co. or at Knife Shows
Knife supplies http://www.knifeandgun.com http://www.texasknife.com http://www.sheffieldsupply.com
I want to thank everyone for all the nice comments it means a lot

Truly a talented CRAFTSMAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Safe shooting
Doug

Thanks for the links and very impressive work.

Awesome work. The photos really show off the knives.
Rick

I like the last one - that's sweet.

Gary

One of them would look good on my gun belt with my 44 and come in handy when field dressing my White Tails. I like the hook .
I have one now made in Col. by an Indian that used the shinbone of an Elk as the handle and LCO blade.
It’s missing the hook but is a fine knife that a friend gave me as a gift. Your knife would make a fine gift for one of my hunting friends.

JimNJ-Pa,
I would be more than happy to build you a guthook for yourself or to give as a gift.
To order it dosn't take any money up front as the only deposit I require is your word and a Phone Number
Thanks guys for all the nice comments,it feeds the ego

GREAT WORK.Heat treating is somewhat alost art.How did you learn?

Gene,
I bought an electric furnace and read the spec sheets for the steel that I use and also cheked with other Makers that did their own Heat Treating. I sub zero quench by using Dry Ice and Acetone
All steels that I use are Air Hardening
Thank You for the question and the nice comments

The blade pictured with the SRH is a fine looking knife....

I too really like the guthook with the Smith. I like the deep finger groove/guard (when hands get bloody or cold or both they tend to slip...). Looks like all the knife I'd need for mooses around here.
Finances say it will have to be on the "Maybe someday" list, but a man can dream! What would the guthook with a basic sheath(as shown)?

SWEET looking steel!!

Vance in Alaska,
The starting price for that Guthook is $180 with Maroon,Black,Red or Green Linen Micarta. As shown $200 as that Micarta is no longer made and comes at a premium price.
All my knives come with a 9oz Handstiched/Wetformed Leather sheath, Right or Left Handed.
As I stated before no deposit is required with an order and delivery time is about 18 weeks at present time.
Thank you for looking and asking