All About Pocket Knives

Made from old factory parts

Looks like it says Bonsa ?

Some pics of a few

Some pics of a few

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I converted one of these for a customer.
Exposed rocker with the dogs head shield as the release button. I used the back spring as the kick spring.

Hi All, just received a gift of 2 sets of liners with the button/sear attached. 2 sets of stag scales with the safety slot cut and safeties installed. Even got the top bolsters. I made the back spring, blade and kicks print and even file worked the blade and back spring. I drilled the hole in the bo...

@orvet, the swag bandsaw is small. The table is maybe 1 foot square and the handheld bandsaw is also small if you had to make room it comes apart as easy as removing one bolt. They make a table that goes in a vise. They also make a table that goes on a truck bumper. Fits on the ball.

If they made the liners from titanium and the sear as well and if they were closed correctly they would not wear so fast if at all . The brass liner is too soft , So the hardened tempered sear wears the sear hole very quickly and you have the Queen curse of the peeking blade. That and they do not lo...

Have you told told Kaleb. He may have you send it back

looks like their scale material alright, I have a few Queens with no tang stamp ones a toothpick with the hook remover blade. I cant find it right now for a pic but I remember no tang stamp, The other is this small one. Hope the pic attached

At some point your going to have to cut steel and a metal cutting band saw imo is a must. I looked all over and couldnt find one for what I needed at a price I could live with. Last fall I got a set up from swag thats perfect for what I need. GOODBYE HACKSAW

Yes its an auto now .
Thank you for looking

I have 2 stag Speedhunters One is a first run the other I got just for edc
Very nice knives imo

My Uncle Henry 127 uh converted

I have a small craftsman and a handmade plastic handled with a brass top that if kept buffed keeps the pins shiney.
Bob

I have known and bought knives from Mike, Mostly antique auto's and have worked for Mike, again mostly antique autos for around 10 years. And he has always been fair and honest. He ships as fast as anyone and is just as fast to pay ! He is one of the good guys for sure. My 2 cents Stagnut/ Bob Cahill