Billy Watson knife

Can I buy Watson knives for under 175.00??
Nit Wit

I have a Billy Watson small belt knife that I won at a shoot. Beautiful little knife with wire inlay in the handles and a superb sheath. His products are not inexpensive but are well worth the investment.
Mark

I’ve seen some pricey knifes in my day. Think a principle of law is the value of an object is the price it will bring.
What ever one is willing to pay for an object is how much it’s worth to that buyer

A buddy of mine owns these two Damascas, ~1992 vintage, top is block letter stamp, bottom is script.
Cheers,
R

I have no idea 'bout no Patriot pistol, but I do know a beautiful knife when I see it, and that knife in the photo is one BEAUTIFUL knife...………..

Mine is too!
Nit Wit

8 BORE said:

Why would anyone trade a patriot pistol for a knife.

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A guy that had three pistols!

Depending on the knife..I have a .50 cal. CVA flinter that I reworked..

nit wit said:

Can I buy Watson knives for under 175.00??
Nit Wit

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Not as a rule

I know!
NW

8 BORE said:

Why would anyone trade a patriot pistol for a knife.

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Just a WAG, but I'd say because he wanted the knife more than the pistol?

I'd do the same in the blink of an eye for the right knife.

Me too, Westbrook. Me too. Once traded a nice little .36 caliber squirrel rifle for two knives from a custom `smith.
Still got one of `em and my son has the other, both are "one of a kind" knives.

I own 2 Billy Watson damascus belt knives..would not sell or trade them..ever

8 BORE said:

Sell your Patriot and buy 3 or 4 Watson knives

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Can someone please tell me what I have here?

8 bore: Did anyone ask if he got a good trade or not? The guy made the trade and he is happy as heck, quit being a wet blanket.

Fleener

RonT said:

A buddy of mine owns these two Damascas, ~1992 vintage, top is block letter stamp, bottom is script.
Cheers,
R

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I sold Billy his signiture stamps. Propper gentleman is Billy
. Rudyard

8 BORE said:

Why would anyone trade a patriot pistol for a knife.

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Why would anyone want a plastic machine disgorged pistol. No accounting for tastes.
Rudyard

RonT said:

A buddy of mine owns these two Damascas, ~1992 vintage, top is block letter stamp, bottom is script.
Cheers,
R

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He bought the stamps at the Big NMLRA Eastern R vou's had two sizes script his own hand . As well as Barney Cove from Ontario .another noted cutler . First Shanee was Crabs I only had porky togs but was a member but Phil Cravener 'The Colonel' lent me his capote so I got in for the Feast I did 16' Easterns' starting First Shawnee through to Stonegate Tavern . Shineing times! enjoyed them all even the ' Mud Eastern 'at Salamanca .Eds crew , Went straight from there to' Fair at New Boston' never changed me togs, Only place I rode a Veloso Peed not sure they where pre 1840 high plains . But" they would have avoided them if they had had them "not the easiest affair to ride needed a box & a slope ere you could get it going .Stopping was easy you just fell off. ( Not allways dignified wearing a Kilt) . Like I say ' shineing times ! .
Rudyard

I picked up a set of 5 Watson knifes a few years ago from a guy. Each of different sizes, the largest is here in the kitchen as a butcher knife. Gave 1 to a buddy that helped me out a lot and one to my son.

Fleener

Kestrel said:

So can my rifle. But gutting an animal with your teeth can quickly become a messy affair.

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.. true very true, but really that knife is really too large to field dress a deer.