Cowboy Bowie

[RobertHankins]

Arizona Bowie

Arizona Bowie.
This little Doggie will be at home on the trail as well as the asphalt jungle. Made in a light fighter weight with the balance barely in front of the guard.
Specs:
Made from Edge quenched 3/16" 5160, if you look close at the blade only pic in "The Available Knives Link" you can see the Temper line.
Blades is hand Rubbed Satin finish with a Convex grind to zero.
Fittings are 416 SS with mirror polish on the edges and Satin on the flats.
Handle is sanded Stabilized Elk with a nice buff to it. Even the wife likes this handle as it came out with some subtle, even and nice coloring.
Blade measures 7 1/4" tip to front of Guard 11 7/8" OAL.
"More" detailed pics at the Available knives link.

Please feel free to Email any questions you may have, you will get an answer!

 

[Bruz]

Handsome knife there Robert...is the clip sharpened?

 

[RobertHankins]

Can be sharpened easily.

 

[El Tejon]

Beautiful weapon, sir.

Just don't wear it while punching doggies out of Tejas!

 

[Don Gwinn]

Nice knife. Are we to take it that it's for sale?

 

[RobertHankins]

Don,
This Little Doggie already has a new home...but I can make More!

 

[jar]

Nice loking. I bet it's fast.

 

[VaughnT]

What's "stabilized" elk antler? Did you impregnate it with epoxy? What's wrong with unstabilized antlers?

Very, very pretty knife, sir. Kudos on your craftsmanship.

 

[RobertHankins]

Nothing wrong with unstabilized Antler at all.
The stabilization process gives it stability and it will not dry or crack with age so the knife can be passed on for generations to come. Just an added step, all antler makes a pretty darn great handle just left natural.
Plus it looks cool