Neck Knives let's see um

Hello LHunter:

Thank you appreciate that....

Matt

 

[mglampson]

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y73/Britches/knife%20works/knife003b.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y73/Britches/knife%20works/knife003a.jpg

 

[justtim]

Here's one I made from an old sheep shear.

These type of knives are mentioned in Draper's Manuscripts according to a friend of mine.

 

got in late: here's my neck knife in sheath. the knife is a custom job by the late Don Broughton.

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[mysticguido]

here is my first neck Broadhead skinner.. I still need to make a sheath for it.

 

[mysticguido]

The handle does look long, but it's as long as my hand is wide.

 

[fatboy]

Britches thats real nice like your sheath too ! TRH thats a real neat pc there like the looks of that never thought of that

 

[Huntinfool]

Here's 2 that I use a lot.

Hey Deadeye,

Who made your knives and sheathes! Just curious I'm looking for someone to make be a beaded up one like the first one here. Except I want a red black and white color scheme! I like the second ones shape more I think though!

Chuck :redthumb:

 

[Nifeman]

Here's one I just finished. Hope y'all like it...Bud

 

[Hoyt]

My girlfriend's brother is a Pa. knife maker and made me this knife a few yrs. ago out of an old railroad spike. I guess it would make a good patch knife..soft steel and sharpens real quick and easy..will have to make a sheath of some sort when I get around to it.

 

[Pork Pie]

Here's mine made by Swift Fox ( Jim Taylor)
Cheers
Pork Pie
http://members.tripod.com/quillwork_bysw...greatlakes2.jpg

 

[musketman]

Here's mine made by Swift Fox ( Jim Taylor)
Cheers
Pork Pie
http://members.tripod.com/quillwork_bysw...greatlakes2.jpg

For some reason, tripod images don't seem to work on this forum very well...

Send me the image and I'll slip it in for you...

 

Longhunter, great looking knife, kind of like a mini HB Co. knife, thanks for showing us. :applause:


TheGunCellar

 

[capnwilliam]

Here's 2 that I use a lot.

Chuck :redthumb:

I especially like the short-bladed one.

Capt. William

 

[Deadeye]

Thanks, Capt.

 

[Birddog6]

Here is one I carry with me when I hunt. It is made of D2 tool steel, hardened, tempered & Cyro quenched.

This is a small Damascus Neck Knife I made recently for me, but have not made the sheath yet.

And this is a Damascus Neck Knife I made for a friend in Oregon. He is making the sheath for it.

 

[Doc Arroyo]

Here is mine. An inexpensive knife with an expensive sheath! :: But sometimes you got to treat yourself! :thumbsup:

 

[capnwilliam]

Here is one I carry with me when I hunt. It is made of D2 tool steel, hardened, tempered & Cyro quenched.

This is a small Damascus Neck Knife I made recently for me, but have not made the sheath yet.

Aye: THEN ye can make one for me, just like the first one shown, Birddog! :applause:

Capt. William

 

[Birddog6]

Capt: That sheath part covering the blade has a thin folded piece of steel encased in it. So there are actually 4 thin layers of leather & none touching the blade. This way you don't have to worry about stabbing yourself if you had an unfortunate slop & fell on it. :redface:

 

[capnwilliam]

Yes, that's a smart idea. The position a neck knife is carried IS something to worry about. Lots of experienced belt knife wearers prefer to wear theirs in the back, for the same reason. :winking:

Capt. William