Shrew's new Bowie + More pictures.

[Ron LaClair]

Ron, will you be at Denton Hill this year?  

Ken I don't have any plans for Denton at this time. Why don't you come to the Compton Rendezvous?    

[GingivitisKahn]

Very nice!
 

[Thunderhorn25]

Damn that's serious medicine!

[Ron LaClair]

Bowie knives had a variety of blade styles. We've made a knife with a little longer clip point. Out of curiosity, which one do you like best, the shorter one on the top or the longer one on the bottom?

   

[Frenchymanny]

The longer one on the bottom!          

F-Manny

[Zmonster]

That's tough. I think I like the shorter one on top better cause it looks more traditional to me. Although I wouldn't kick the longer one out of bed for chopping cookies   :D

[Izzy]

The bottom one.

[RightTrailWrongTime]

Bottom one for me as well, man I'd love to have one of those!

[adkmountainken]

why choose can't a man carry two????????

[benny]

Bottom one for me. Is that the style you are selling now?

[Rik]

Another strong vote for the Bottom one.

[WESTBROOK]

The bottom 1. I think the longer clip would make it better balanced, less tip heavy.

Eric

[joekeith]

I think I like the bottom one better too.

[EL Mejor]

BOTTOM,BOTTOM,BOTTOM.....

[The Whittler]

Yes.

[Warden609]

 for the bottom one.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I just ordered one...stag handle. AWESOME!!!!

[Margly]

Originally posted by Ron LaClair:
Bowie knives had a variety of blade styles. We've made a knife with a little longer clip point. Out of curiosity, which one do you like best, the shorter one on the top or the longer one on the bottom?

   

The bottom one  

Margly

[Tater John]

Top one would be my choice since I have one simlar to it without the guard. A stout knife with heft but doesn't split some kindling the size I tackle without help. I'll give the knife a whack with a billet to drive through stubborn wood. When cutting pizza my hand is forward where the back and clip point make the transition the same area where the billet is struck.

Offer both

Rusty

[**DONOTDELETE**]

Ron - is that knife period correct to any certain era?