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Carbon Gryphon's knife

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A little something I've made a while ago.

Carbon Gryphon's knife with oak and antler handle.
Hope you like it :)
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I've said it before, seeing your knives makes me wish I could carry a fixed blade.
Some mighty fine work you do Sir!
Take care and God bless,

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Csizmar, as with all your work, wonderful. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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hellize wrote:A little something I've made a while ago.

Carbon Gryphon's knife with oak and antler handle.
Hope you like it :)
That’s a nice one yet again. Looks like it would be right handy here in the farm. Or in the hunting field as well.
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Much to admire in that piece. I very much like the appearance of the handle and the detail work on the scabbard. I am curious as to the length of the handle and where the balance point of the knife is.
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Steve Warden wrote:I've said it before, seeing your knives makes me wish I could carry a fixed blade.
Some mighty fine work you do Sir!
Thanks! :)
How come you are not allowed to carry a fixed blade??
I know that Britain has this moronic anti-blade craze lately, and all. Hope the Americas are not next!
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doglegg wrote:Csizmar, as with all your work, wonderful. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
Thank you, Sir! :)
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Colonel26 wrote:
hellize wrote:A little something I've made a while ago.

Carbon Gryphon's knife with oak and antler handle.
Hope you like it :)
That’s a nice one yet again. Looks like it would be right handy here in the farm. Or in the hunting field as well.
Thanks! :)
Yeah, I wasn't allowed to use damascus or any fancy material on this one. It had to be a worker, so it is plain 5160 ;)
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hellize wrote:
Steve Warden wrote:I've said it before, seeing your knives makes me wish I could carry a fixed blade.
Some mighty fine work you do Sir!
Thanks! :)
How come you are not allowed to carry a fixed blade??
I know that Britain has this moronic anti-blade craze lately, and all. Hope the Americas are not next!
Different states have their own laws. No problem carrying one in my state. It’s not uncommon at all.
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Quick Steel wrote:Much to admire in that piece. I very much like the appearance of the handle and the detail work on the scabbard. I am curious as to the length of the handle and where the balance point of the knife is.
Glad you like it! :)
The handle was around 11 cm, 4.5 inch maybe.
This one was a bit nose heavy, because of the blade length, the balance was before the bolster, if I remember right.
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Colonel26 wrote:
hellize wrote:
Steve Warden wrote:I've said it before, seeing your knives makes me wish I could carry a fixed blade.
Some mighty fine work you do Sir!
Thanks! :)
How come you are not allowed to carry a fixed blade??
I know that Britain has this moronic anti-blade craze lately, and all. Hope the Americas are not next!
Different states have their own laws. No problem carrying one in my state. It’s not uncommon at all.
Hmm, that must be weird. :) I mean, it is one gargantuan country, but with different rules depending on the area you are in?! Must be a lot of confusion when travelers broke the local law, wen they don't even know that they are doing it :D
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It most definitely can be! Throw in carrying firearms, both open and concealed carry, and it can be right interesting. Lol
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Colonel26 wrote:It most definitely can be! Throw in carrying firearms, both open and concealed carry, and it can be right interesting. Lol
Yeah, I didn't thought about guns, that surely could be a more serious case than a mere knife.
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Csizmar, in my state, we may carry either guns or knives openly. I carry both but I prefer concealed. In other states a 3' pocket knife in my pocket would get me jail time. Kinda silly. Know before you go. Now if I had one of your knives, I just might carry it open. ::tu::
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I don't carry a fixed blade for several reasons.

I work in a school for kids with behavior and learning problems. No one needs a kid like that snatching a blade. I avoid the temptation and don't carry.

I live in an area that is pretty populated, in a state that is already a bit paranoid about carrying weapons of any kind - New Jersey. Besides, it would look very out of place. I don't want to draw attention to myself so I don't carry.

I don't hunt or camp so I really have no need for a fixed blade. My 2-3 blade pocket knife handles all the tasks I may need a knife for throughout the course of my day.

That pocket knife is also inconspicuous. It only comes out when needed, no flashing it around, do the job and slip it back into the pocket.

Now if I lived out in the country, hunted, fished and camped on a regular basis, I would certainly carry a fixed blade.
And to be honest, it would be a very tough choice as to who I would ask for a custom build - you or Tony Wood! You are both extremely talented!! ::tu:: ::tu::
Take care and God bless,

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doglegg wrote:Csizmar, in my state, we may carry either guns or knives openly. I carry both but I prefer concealed. In other states a 3' pocket knife in my pocket would get me jail time. Kinda silly. Know before you go. Now if I had one of your knives, I just might carry it open. ::tu::
Yeah, it does sound kinda silly. I never understood why some countries made such a hassle about knives ::shrug::
Anyway, thank you very much! :D
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Steve Warden wrote:I don't carry a fixed blade for several reasons.

I work in a school for kids with behavior and learning problems. No one needs a kid like that snatching a blade. I avoid the temptation and don't carry.

I live in an area that is pretty populated, in a state that is already a bit paranoid about carrying weapons of any kind - New Jersey. Besides, it would look very out of place. I don't want to draw attention to myself so I don't carry.

I don't hunt or camp so I really have no need for a fixed blade. My 2-3 blade pocket knife handles all the tasks I may need a knife for throughout the course of my day.

That pocket knife is also inconspicuous. It only comes out when needed, no flashing it around, do the job and slip it back into the pocket.

Now if I lived out in the country, hunted, fished and camped on a regular basis, I would certainly carry a fixed blade.
And to be honest, it would be a very tough choice as to who I would ask for a custom build - you or Tony Wood! You are both extremely talented!! ::tu:: ::tu::
Yeah, those are sure pretty good reasons, my friend. I completely understand you, especially the school stuff. Kids with behavior problems and knives don't really go together, that is quite true :(
I live in a small village, surrounded with woods, so no one really cares about such things here, but when I go into the city, I usually only have a smaller higonokami with me (damascus of course :P ), it is mostly enough for opening packages and the likes.

Thanks a lot for the appreciation! :D
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